DULUTH — A fast-moving winter storm will move across the Northland on Tuesday afternoon and overnight, dropping as much as 10 inches of snow to parts of north-central Minnesota and the North Shore.
The National Weather Service in Duluth has issued a winter storm warning for the portions of Lake and Cook counties near Lake Superior, where 6-10 inches of snow are expected before the snow ends early Wednesday.
A winter storm warning also is posted for north-central Minnesota, where up to 6-10 inches could fall.
Much of Northeastern Minnesota is under a winter weather advisory for lesser amounts of snow, including an expected 4-5 inches in Duluth and 3-5 inches on the Iron Range.
The storm is expected to drop lesser amounts in Northwestern Wisconsin.
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Snow is expected to begin by late afternoon in Duluth, impacting the evening commute, then be heaviest overnight and diminish by Wednesday morning, with some roads likely snow-covered by the Wednesday morning commute.
Cooler-than-normal temperatures are expected to continue, with highs in the 30s most of the week but maybe reaching 40 by Saturday.
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