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    Photos: Here Comes the Snow – on Halloween – Duluth News Tribune

    Kathleen William Posted on

    DULUTH – It's not the famous weather event that northerners often talk about, but 33 years after the Halloween blizzard, parts of the northern country got their first taste of the winter of the 2024-2025 season on the day many went trick-or-treating -go tour -treat.

    The National Weather Service in Duluth predicted snowfall amounts ranging from 1 to 4 inches for Twin Ports, North Shore, the Interstate 35 corridor and northwestern Wisconsin.

    Large replica skeletons of a human, a dog and a werewolf stand along the road as snow falls.
    Halloween statues along the West Skyline Parkway in Duluth, seen on Thursday, October 31, as snow falls.

    Dan Williamson/Duluth Media Group

    It starts to snow on a golf course.
    Snow begins to cover the 15th hole of Enger Park Golf Course on Thursday, as seen from Observation Road in Duluth.

    Dan Williamson/Duluth Media Group

    Road signs covered in snow along a road.
    Snow covers street signs along West Skyline Parkway in Duluth on Thursday.

    Dan Williamson/Duluth Media Group

    Snow begins to accumulate on houses along a street.
    Snow will begin falling on homes along West Skyline Parkway in Duluth on Thursday.

    Dan Williamson/Duluth Media Group

    A weather map
    Overall, it is snowing in the Northland at 3:29 p.m. on Thursday.

    Contribution: National Weather Service Duluth

    Dan Williamson

    Dan Williamson joined the Duluth News Tribune in June 2021, where he contributes to digital content such as videos, photos and podcasts and covers breaking news. He previously worked in television as sports director/anchor at WDIO-TV in Duluth, sports director/anchor in Bismarck, ND, news and sports anchor at KSAX-TV in Alexandria, and reporter/photographer/editor on the syndicated show “Life to the Max.” at Eden Prairie. He also served as development director for the Duluth Salvation Army. Williamson grew up in Alexandria, graduated from St. Cloud State University and has lived in Duluth since 2012.

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