Duluth Mn To Pt Wing Wi storm history

A prolonged period of northeast winds led to 2 to 4 foot waves at the head of Lake Superior. Winds were on the downward trend the morning of the 30th with gusts to around 22mph in thundershowers that moved through earlier in the morning, with rain ending around 10AM. Three boater…

A gust of 45 mph was recorded at MnDOT mesonet station MN082 I-35 - Garfield Ave - MP 255.

A gust of 41 mph was recorded by the AWOS station KDYT Duluth Sky Harbor Airport.

A gust to 38 mph was recorded by the water level station DULM5 Duluth Harbor.

The NOS Water Level Observation Network station DULM5 at the Duluth harbor reported a gust of 48 mph.

The PNGW3 Port Wing GLOS station reported a gust of 61 mph.

The KDYT AWOS at Sky Harbor Airport in Duluth, MN, reported a peak wind gust of 53 mph associated with a thunderstorm gust front traveling through the Twin Ports. Peak winds to 40 mph continued through the 5:55 pm CDT observation.

Port Wing weather station PNGW3 observed a 42 mph wind as a gust front traveled over the nearshore waters and coastal land areas of western Lake Superior.

A gust to 47 mph was recorded by the KDYT Duluth Sky Harbor airport AWOS station.

A measured gust of 45 mph was recorded at the KDYT AWOS station at the Duluth Sky Harbor airport.

A gust of 38 knots was reported by the KDYT AWOS at the Duluth Sky Harbor Airport.

A gust to 44 knots was recorded by the PNGW3 GLOS station at the Port Wing harbor.

A gust to 42 knots was reported by the DULM5 Water Level Observation Station on Park Point.

A gust to 41 knots was reported by the KDYT Duluth Sky Harbor Airport AWOS.

A gust to 39 knots was reported by the DULM5 Water Level Obeservation Station on Park Point.

A gust to 36 knots was recorded at the Port Wing GLOS station PNGW3.

Measured gust by the GLOS Port Wing station PNGW3 at the Port Wing harbor.

Measured gust at the Duluth Sky Harbor airport AWOS station KDYT.

The National Ocean Service's Water Level Observation Network station DULM5 recorded a gust to 51 mph during the storm.

A gust of 39 mph was recorded by the MnDOT RWIS station MN095 at the south end of the Blatnik Bridge.

AWOS station KDYT at the Duluth Sky Harbor Airport recorded a gust of 43 mph during the storm.

A gust of 62 mph was recorded by the MnDOT RWIS station MN081 just south of the main span of the Blatnik Bridge over the St. Louis River.

The National Ocean Service's Water Level Observation Network station DULM5 recorded a gust to 49 mph during the storm.

The ship American Century reported a gust of 51 mph.

A wind gust to 41 knots was recorded at station DULM5 located on Park Point near the Aerial Lift Bridge.

A wind gust to 38 knots was recorded by the Duluth Sky Harbor Airport AWOS.

A gust to 45 mph was recorded by the M/V Burns Harbor.

The ship American Spirit reported northeast winds at 50 mph with a peak gust of 74 mph just off the Duluth Entry during the height of the storm. The ship was unable to make it into port and attempted to anchor off Minnesota Point, but the force of the waves and winds were draggin…

The wind speed was estimated based on tree damage observed in the area.

The wind measurement was from NOAA station, DULM5, located on the harbor side of Park Point.

This measurement was from the AWOS at Sky Harbor Airport.

Multiple large spruce and poplar trees were blown down.

This station is KDYT at Duluth's Sky Harbor Airport.

A thunderstorm brought strong winds to Superior and the south shore of Lake Superior.

This report was from the University of Minnesota-Duluth weather buoy 45027.

This report was from the Sky Harbor Airport AWOS on Minnesota Point.

The wind gust was measured at a Minnesota DOT site near the Blatnik Bridge.

The wind gust was measured by the Minnesota DOT observation on the Blatnik Bridge.

The wind gust was measured at a home weather station on Park Point.