snow

Drivers who travel past the intersection of 4th Street and 21st Avenue East in Duluth during the winter months have grown accustomed to seeing snow sculptures in the yard of Harry Welty, who lives right on the corner of the two intersecting streets. In the 25 years Welty has been carving snow statues in his yard, none have been quite as meaningful as the one currently on display.

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We've been upgraded. The winter storm watch that was issued yesterday has been upgraded by the National Weather Service to a winter storm warning - and the snowfall predictions have gone up too.

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As computer models continue to refine what is going to happen with this weekend's weather, one thing is becoming more evident: Duluth, Superior, the Arrowhead, Iron Range, and Northwestern Wisconsin can expect a significant amount of snow this weekend.

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Some areas of the Northland have already received significant snowfall.  Meteorologists are saying that this weekend we could see 3-6 inches locally, more on the South Shore.  Want to know when your street will get plowed?  Should you use salt or sand on your sidewalks?  Ever wonder what the regulation were for shoveling snow?  The City of Duluth takes on your frequently asked questions and I guarantee you'll learn more than you expected.

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While a few lake effect snowflakes continue to fall in the later hours of Black Friday 2012, snowfall totals are coming in from around the area. The snow, which made travel very difficult through much of Minnesota and Wisconsin Thanksgiving and Black Friday definitely added up in some portions of the region.

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As reported earlier, the possibility of winter weather threatening travel and activities for Thanksgiving and Black Friday in the Twin Ports was looming. The National Weather Service has now made it official. 

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While weather for travelers in Northern Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin will be nice on Thanksgiving morning, wintry conditions will be making their way into the Twin Ports region  by Thursday night and Friday - making travel a little more difficult for holiday drivers and shoppers.

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As a large storm system continues to move through the area, bringing with it colder temperatures, mixed precipitation and snow is expected through the morning and into the lunch hour today.

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As expected, the immediate Twin Ports area is dealing with wind advisories and cold, but not significant snowfall.  While we could see a little, other areas in the Northland aren't quite so lucky.

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You've heard the talk of snow potential, and the Twin Ports will primarily see rain with a chance at some mixed precipitation and snow showers over the next 48 hours.  However, if you planning on traveling during that time frame, check the weather of your route.  The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of the Northland from 4pm Thursday until 7pm Friday and measurable snow is expected.

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We mentioned earlier that the forecast for the end of the week did include the possibility for snow.  It appears that chance still exists, but primarily north of the Twin Ports.

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We've just received word from our partners at Northland's News Center that there is potential for snow at the end of this week, especially north of the Twin Ports area.

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