Weather

The City of Duluth made the choice Thursday.

As the path of this week's storm becomes more clear, the National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the Twin Ports and much of our region from early Thursday morning through Friday afternoon.

Storm waves often draw groups of people to places like Canal Park to wave watch. While it is quite the sight, these waves can also be destructive and dangerous. There is also an added threat of ice with this week's storm.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for late Wednesday through Friday morning for the potential of heavy snow and windy conditions that could make for very difficult travel.

But don't panic just yet.

It might be a hard concept for Duluthians to wrap their heads around coming off this harsh winter, but scientists are saying Duluth may become a destination for some people to want to move here.

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Every year once the snow starts melting I get a stuffy nose and sneeze nonstop, and I finally figured it out what it might be...snow mold.

With all the snow we have and the chance of at least one inch of rain predicted through tomorrow streets in the Twin Ports are very vulnerable to flood, so storm drains need to be clear.

Or pay a big price.

Frozen precipitation comes in many forms, including snow, hail, sleet, and graupel. What is graupel, and how is it different from sleet?

The streak of consecutive days below 32 degrees ends at 58, going down as one of the 6 longest streaks ever recorded for Duluth.