Lake Superior Faces Days of Gales, Snow, and Swirling Winds
A strong clipper system is heading towards the Northland, bringing severe weather conditions, including high winds and mixed precipitation. From Wednesday into Thursday, residents can expect a combination of rain, freezing rain, and snow.
Anticipated Weather Conditions
The Storm Track Weather Team has been closely monitoring this fast-moving storm. The high winds are expected to be a significant factor, with sustained speeds of around 30 mph. Gusts could exceed 50 mph on Thursday, leading to hazardous travel conditions.
Travel Challenges Ahead
Traveling over bridges may be particularly difficult on Thursday afternoon due to the strong winds. The combination of snow and blowing snow is expected to create additional hazards for drivers.
Upcoming Weather Systems
- Clipper system on Wednesday-Thursday: Rain, freezing rain, and snow.
- Additional systems forecasted:
- Friday night into Saturday: Potential accumulating snow.
- Following Monday: Another chance for snow.
The Storm Track Weather Team is committed to tracking these systems as they move across the Northland. Residents are advised to stay updated on the forecast to ensure safety during this wintry weather event.




