Weather

A record-setting Northland winter for snow and ice has put enormous strain on rooftops. How much? Check the calculator.

Lighter snow is expected to end this week, but things could get really interesting for the first week of April.

A small percentage of us will someday experience a close encounter with a tornado. If you know what to do and how to do it - you can survive almost any tornado. The recent Mississippi tornado outbreak offered reminders on what to do and what not to do to save your own life.

It sure doesn't look like spring out there, but there are now subtle cues that the seasons are, in fact, shifting gears and our inevitable slide into spring will accelerate in the weeks to come. Here are just a few.

Life imitating meme? Here's a little levity to go along with the forecast for another winter storm later this week.

Ready for a generous serving of weather whiplash? The models are blinking yellow: suggesting an El Nino warming phase of the Pacific by summer, a pattern that may favor warmer and drier conditions into next winter.

You may not believe the Old Farmer's Almanac but I will take any forecast that tells me winter will be over soon!

Believe it or not, we're quite close to having the snowiest winter ever recorded in Duluth.

The least-snowy winters in Duluth's history include some staggeringly small amounts stretched over the season.

With record-setting snowfall amounts seen all over the state including Duluth, this spring might be a nightmare of areas flooding.

The snowiest winters in Duluth's history include some impressive amounts. Here's how they rank.

The small business is in phase six of the mall's reopening plan, where an official reopening date is yet to be determined.