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In a warming world "flash droughts" are coming on faster, with less warning and less time to prepare.

Severe thunderstorm season has been delayed, but it's coming in June, and a quick weather quiz may help get you into a weatherwise state of mind.

Areas where installation projects are occurring include Duluth and Moose Lake.

The warning impacts several counties and will be in effect until Friday afternoon.

Here we go again! The National Weather Service is tracking a complex storm system expected to impact the region Sunday into Monday.

With conditions deteriorating in the area, the NWS issued an official Flood Warning on Tuesday night.

Rapid warming is triggering flooding over the South Shore of Lake Superior, and temperatures near 70F (inland) later today will accelerate runoff and flooding across much of the Northland. Cooler weather, and a little slush, is shaping up for the weekend.

Only in the Northland can you be ankle-deep in slush with a mild breeze blowing in your face. This week's rapid thaw is increasing hopes for spring, and the potential for significant flooding in the coming weeks.

We have already had a few springlike moments in the Twin Ports but it looks like it could be here to stay and soon, according to the National Weather Service of Duluth.

Here we go again! Another round of snow targeting the Northland.

It can be very tempting to go down to check out huge waves when they develop on Lake Superior. However, while this storm is raging, that could be a very dangerous idea.

The winter storm has caused roads to deteriorate across northern Minnesota.