Duluth, MN – November is off to a remarkable start across northern Minnesota, where record-breaking rainfall and unusually warm overnight temperatures made Monday, Nov. 2, a historic day for several communities.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Duluth, multiple daily rainfall records and warm minimum temperature records were broken Monday across northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin, highlighting an exceptionally wet and mild beginning to November.
Hibbing recorded an impressive 2.18 inches of rainfall, shattering its previous daily record of 0.53 inches established in 1992. The new total exceeded the old record by 1.65 inches, making it one of the most notable figures reported…