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Nautical Twilight. Astronomical Twilight. More snow will fall across the northland through tomorrow night. The heaviest snowfell along the north shore of Lake Superior form Duluth to Lutsen.
More snow will fall through the day. The map below shows the snowfall totals through Tuesday morning. Click on image for larger view. Most of the snow has ended for the rest of the area away from Lake Superior, but it is not over. Another shot of very heavy snow is due into the area tonight. Very heavy accumulations are expected especially over extreme northwestern Wisconsin and the Minnesota Arrowhead, inlcuding DUluth and surrounding areas. A little more sun will look to return to the picture Sunday but it will be a chilly one!
Wind chill values will drop well into the upper single digits and teens throughout the day as the wind may stay breezy out of the northwest. Surface high pressure will circulate into the Northland for the end of the weekend.
As a result, the wind will be calm, clouds will be few and temperatures will drop off a lot Sunday night! Expect most cities to wake up in the teens Monday morning, with a few single digits possible as well. Monday will remain cool as well as a passing snow shower or two may clip far northern Minnesota as the evening hours arrive.
However, a brief warm up will happen by the time Tuesday rolls around! This will be due to an advancing warm front as a low pressure center will develop to our west. Expect a lot of spots to warm into the upper 30s and lower 40s. The wind will also remain breezy for the mid to possibly late portion of the week. This will be due to a strong cold front passing by.
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