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Frost threat returns Thursday night, then sunny and seasonal for Friday (opens the original)
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Welcome to October and the start of the second month of meteorological fall. After a very warm end to September, Thursday saw a return closer to seasonal temperatures with highs in the upper 50s and 60s. This was due to plenty of sunshine and a light northerly wind bringing in a cooler air mass to the western Great Lakes region. That will continue Thursday night with clear skies, pushing lows to the 30s and low 40s. Nearly all of the region is under a Frost Advisory, with Koochiching, northern S
Breezy northwest winds bring back fall-like temperatures to start October (opens the original)
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The final day of September is feeling more like the end of summer rather than entering into the heart of the fall season. The return of plenty of sunshine and a light southwest wind is pushing temperatures to the 70s for highs. While dew points have remained in the 50s and low 60s for most of us, a change is in the air as a weak cold front will push through the Northland Wednesday night. It will cool lows to the 40s and low 50s as a storm system well to our south and east will bring some clou
Clouds and fog Tuesday night, then clearing skies brings a warm end to September (opens the original)
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As forecasted, the Northland saw a wet Tuesday as a line of showers pushes through the region from west to east throughout the day. It would have been nice to have seen more rainfall to offset drought conditions, but anything is better than nothing. The rain didnât stop temperatures from remaining mild for fall standards with highs in the 60s and low 70s. It will remain warm to end September as the showers move out of the region Tuesday night. Low temperatures will remain in the 50s, allow
Warm end to September with a storm system approaching with showers Monday (opens the original)
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The final weekend of September saw a shift from some showers and mild temperatures Saturday to plenty more sunshine and even warmer temperatures Sunday with highs in the 60s and lower half of the 70s. We can thank a flow of moisture from the tropics of the eastern Pacific Ocean for this, and it will continue the next several days. Lows Sunday night will remain in the 40s and low 50s with partly cloudy skies and very light winds, allowing some patchy fog to form in spots. Monday will see cloud
Severe weather threat through Tuesday evening, then slowing clearing & cooling (opens the original)
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Tuesdayâs weather conditions are a taste of what the warm and humid side of summer was in the Northland. Highs returned to the upper 70s and 80s, with dew point readings back in the 60s. This is thanks to a storm system pushing through the western Great Lakes region, which was responsible for the first round of showers and thunderstorms Tuesday morning and early afternoon. The second round that will pass through the rest of the daytime and early Tuesday night will be capable of having stron
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