Weather

Brrrr! Here's some facts courtesy of WDIO Meteorologist Brandon Weatherz.

Winter has arrived.

It's a great way to get through another cold Northland winter.

Did you know that we can actually get lake-effect snow on inland lakes, not just Lake Superior? It's not very common, but conditions are right for it during November.

Minnesota had some significant snowfalls as we approach what some call the Frozen Tundra season. Hundreds of crashes were reported throughout the Land of 10,000 Lakes and some were caught on video.

The Northland is in line to get snow to start the week, with Duluth and parts of the North Shore expected to get enough to shovel.

Minnesota was hit with one of our first of many snowfalls this winter season on Sunday night into Monday morning (November 14).

Have you ever wondered what spiders do in the winter time? Do they flock to our homes to seek refuge from the cold?

While conditions were stormy on shore, imagine being on Lake Superior facing the conditions we had Thursday afternoon.

As messy, winter-like weather approaches parts of the Northland this week, it's a great time for residents to become familiar with Duluth's Snow Removal Code.

Rain, thunder, snow, and frigid wind chills are all in the forecast for later this week. Here's what to expect and when.

The recent warm weather has allowed golfers to enjoy extra time out on area courses, however fans of Enger Park Golf Course better enjoy it while they can!