Justin Liles is a journalist and meteorologist for WDIO/WIRT-TV in Duluth, Minnesota. With a focus on local weather and community events, Justin provides accurate and timely forecasts to help residents stay informed and prepared. He is dedicated to keeping the people of Duluth informed about weather conditions that may impact their daily lives.
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Justin Liles provides local weather updates for the Duluth, Minnesota area. He covers seasonal and event-based topics, focusing on changes in weather conditions such as snowfall, rain, temperature fluctuations, and meteor showers.
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A Winter Weather Advisory and Winter Storm Watch has been issued for the northern parts of the Northland through the weekend.
This cold air currently in place is still going to impact us with heavy lake effect snow on the south shore and brutal wind chills. First, moderate to heavy lake-effect snow along the south shore begins tonight and lasts through Friday morning. An additional 6-9” is possible through Friday morning toward Ironwood, MI. The cold will likely result in light and fluffy snow.
Wind chills will continue to be below zero until about 2-3pm tomorrow afternoon. At this point the winds will turn more to the south and begin to usher in a change in the weather. Temperatures will climb closer to 10° around most of the Northland tomorrow. Areas to the north may stay in the single digits but at least we will see some sunshine.
December 13th: Mild this weekend & a wintry mix is possible
December 13th: Mild this weekend & a wintry mix is possible
This is going to be the week of weak clipper systems. Light snow will continue tonight. Winds will still be blustery, but temperatures will remain on the milder side. There will be a few chances of light snow this week. Thursday will have more significant snowfall, with 4-6 inches across central Minnesota and Wisconsin and lesser amounts elsewhere. Currently, snowfall totals and location are not definite. Another quick round of snow is possible this weekend. Gusty winds will tag along with each round of snowfall. Temperatures will also drop by the middle to end of the week but does look to rebound on Monday.
Lake effect snow is likely along the south shore, especially in the U.P. of Michigan. A bigger snow is coming Thursday leading to slick roads.
By: Justin Liles
Winter Storm Warning has been issued beginning at midnight tonight and lasting through Friday. Expect difficult road conditions Thursday.
By: Justin Liles
A Winter Weather Advisory remains for areas around the lake and northwest Wisconsin until 3am Friday morning. Higher amounts of snow are possible.
A couple flurries are possible Saturday. Through the weekend and into early next week, temperatures will steadily start to warm up.
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