On July 13, 2020, the Duluth City Council passed an emergency ordinance requiring people wear masks or other face coverings when inside public places. Here's what that means for you. | Duluth News Tribune

45K views · 92 reactions | Here's a look at simulated reflectivity (radar) from the HRRR model. While this is just one possible scenario, this helps tells the story for the rest of today. Expect snowfall rates to increase this afternoon and evening, reaching as high as 1+" per hour along the North Shore. Use caution if traveling later today, as roads may become slippery! | US National Weather Service Duluth Minnesota | Facebook

6K views · 47 reactions | With the radar fairly quiet now, here is a look at possible timing for storms overnight into Monday morning. Remember, this is one model solution (HRRR), so actual results may (and will) be different. | US National Weather Service Duluth Minnesota | Facebook

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5.3K views · 71 reactions | Model-based snow intensity timeline. | US National Weather Service Duluth Minnesota | Facebook

12K views · 660 reactions | Living in the wilderness of Duluth... By @skyline_drivelife ・・・ #destinationduluth #befromduluth | Destination Duluth | Facebook

Here is a look at simulated radar from this morning at 2 AM until Sunday at 1 AM. Each panel is a different model or model run. They are all a little different but their similarities can help inform our forecast and what to expect today and tomorrow. --> Large area of rain that slowly moves across the entire Northland. --> Fairly disorganized. No signs of a line of storms or supercells. --> Few returns that are orange or red, indicating that this should be mostly rain, with some embedded thunder