Sabrina Ullman Wdio

Superior native, retired astronaut, and author Colonel Jeff Williams visited Duluth on Friday to speak at Denfeld High School as well as the 2024 Remembrance Dinner at the St. Louis County Depot.

Fog and rain will continue tonight, and the fog will last until midday Monday for the Twin Ports area.

Passing clouds and a light wind are in store for tonight (WDIO).

Today will have afternoon highs in the upper 40s. Skies will become cloudy by the afternoon, and rain chances will return by the evening. Most of the rain will be from late evening to early Sunday morning. Accumulations will be mostly less than a tenth of an inch. Areas west of the Iron Range could have up to 0.3” of rain.

Rain will exit the region by the early afternoon. The rest of the day will be cloudy with a light west wind. Afternoon highs will be in the upper 40s to low 50s.

Patchy fog is likely tonight, especially for areas along the South Shore and south to Butternut. Winds will calm after midnight, and overnight lows will be in the 30s.

Deer harvest numbers were down significantly across the Northland last season. Will this season be any better? Both the Minnesota and the Wisconsin DNR feel hopeful for a more normal season.

Tonight will be cloudy with overnight lows in the 30s (WDIO).

Breezy conditions will persist for the rest of the weekend (WDIO).

Skies will clear midday for most of the area today, but the Iron Range and areas north will stay cloudy. Temperatures in far northern Minnesota will only reach the low 40s while the rest of the Northland reaches the mid to upper 40s.