As of 2 p.m. on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, the highest snowfall totals in the Northland include 23-inches in Brule, Wisconsin, 18-inches in Bessemer, Michigan, 17-inches in Drummond, Wisconsin, 15.5-inches in Blueberry, Wisconsin, 15-inches in Ashland, Wisconsin, and 14-inches in both Hurley, Wisconsin and Washburn, Wisconsin. These areas are continuing to see snowfall through the rest of Wednesday and Wednesday night.
Wind gusts have been strong since Tuesday night in the Northland. The highest recorded gusts since 6 a.m. Wednesday, November 26, 2025, include 64-mph on the Blatnik Bridge in the Twin Ports, 61-mph at Duluth Harbor, 54-mph at Duluth International Airport, 51-mph at the Bay of Grand Marais, 50-mph in Grand Portage, Minnesota, and 45-mph at Port Wing, Wisconsin.
The combination of wet snowfall and strong wind gusts have led to a number of reports of downed trees across the Northland. Some of those reports are from the Duluth area, as well as Namekagon and Northwoods Beach in Wisconsin. There was also a report of a downed tree that struck a 69-year-old man who was snow blowing on his property northwest of Two Harbors. He died from his injuries.
Wind gusts reported across the Northland just before 2 p.m. on November 26, 2025, range from 20 to 40 mph. The strongest gusts were along the Lake Superior shoreline regions, as well as interior northwest Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula. The wind direction has shifted to the northwest and north/northwest.
As #forecasted, the South Shore and Upper Peninsula regions have seen the most #snowfall in the #Northland, with more snow falling the rest of today and tonight.
#Winds have been #strong, with #gusts of 40+ mph last night and Wednesday morning. They will […]
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