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A windstorm in Colorado picked up porta-potties that went flying into the air, sending a rain of poop and toilet water all over the festivities. Lauren and I can barely keep it together when we watch it.

Things are looking awful wet for Grandma's Marathon Weekend for the Twin Ports region.

Watch time-lapse video of shelf cloud and thunderstorm that blew through the Twin Ports Tuesday evening.

As the area cleans up from our Thursday night-Friday morning storm, Mother Nature is bringing another, potentially bigger storm into the picture for this weekend.

The phrase itself is scary - but what does it mean? Here's what you need to know.

Reports are indicating that the damage caused by an October 27th storm in the Duluth area is estimated to be over $3 million.

Following the storm that struck the Twin Ports area this past weekend, Mayor Emily Larson and the City of Duluth gave an update.

I saw this today and just had to share it.  These guys are perfomers on a cruise ship and have seen a lot of weather.  But, they had never seen anything quite like this.   Last year a cruise ship got caught in a bad storm.  They filmed the rough sea from deck 3, and waves were still engulfing their cabin.  It's crazy!

The storm that hit early yesterday morning knocked out power for a third of the City of Duluth.  Crews are working around the clock clearing trees and restoring power, but it may still be a couple of days before some areas get electricity back.  I think we are all used to a loss of power for a brief period of time, but losing power for this long really shows how much we take reliable power for gra

The Northland had been warned of excessive heat and many people were preparing by getting their fans and air conditioners in place.  However, no one was expecting the extent of damage from the early morning storm that surprised us with downed trees and power lines. Over 3,000+ people were left without power and many don't know when it will be restored. Amsoil Arena and the Duluth Area YMCA has ste

The city of Duluth has had an interesting morning. Over 55,000 people were without power at one point and the city has been slowly crawling back to functioning.

Last night we saw some severe weather roll through the Northland.  We went on Facebook and asked listeners to share photos of the storm with us.  We got a ton of great photos.  Thanks everyone!  Check them out here!