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Thunderstorm timing tonight

Jul 19, 2026 04:23PM ● By Content Editor
From the National Weather Service in Duluth - July 19, 2026


Isolated to scattered strong to severe storms are expected tonight across much of the Northland, with damaging winds possible. This is a map of expected timing, but note that not everyone will experience storms, and that this timing is not precise! Be prepared for storms overnight tonight.





There will be multiple rounds of showers and storms tonight, Monday afternoon, and into Tuesday. Overnight tonight there will be a round of isolated to scattered storms that move west to east across the Northland, with damaging winds possible. On Monday a round of isolated to scattered storms may develop, especially in northwest Wisconsin, and while confidence is low these storms could produce large hail and damaging winds. Finally on Tuesday scattered showers and a few storms are possible.




Near Critical Fire Weather Conditions on Monday and Tuesday, due mainly to strong winds. On Monday west winds will be gusting to 30-35+ mph which could cause any fires to spread, and on Tuesday there will again be strong winds of 25-30 mph out of the north-northwest. Thunderstorms could also start new fires. Drier Wednesday, but less winds the rest of the week.





 

 


 


 


 



 



 












 


 

For additional weather details, go to https://www.weather.gov/dlh/weatherstory

 

 

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