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Accumulating snow could result in extra time for your Thursday morning commute.
Temperatures stay seasonal along with some chances of snow flurries.
We also battle a bit of a breeze that stays around 10-20 mph out of the northwest.
As the flurries taper out for most of the region, sun will start to shine through, but temperatures tumble into the week around the Northland.

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Lake-enhanced snowfall could leave parts of the North Shore with over a half-foot of snow by the time we wrap up Sunday.
Blizzards in March of 1966 and January of 1975 were largely stand-alone storms.
Road conditions could get slick with snow and wind moving through.
Light snow clips northern parts of the Northland this weekend, and Sunday evening will bring in cooler weather heading into the week.
However, in the southern hemisphere, people see the moon upside-down.
Winds shift gradually to out of the west, and we have a stretch of seasonable to mild days heading into February.
While snow has left most of the region, we still have northwest winds, which keep temperatures seasonable through the day.
Lake Superior’s ice cover graph doesn’t show any remarkable ice growth last week.
Highs stay around the freezing mark so it will be a wetter snow for some, but spots around the Arrowhead could see a few inches before snow tapers off Tuesday night.
Winds will remain blustery but we get above freezing for much of the day.

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