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March 30, 2023

Do Duluthians Want a Record Snowy Year, or Is It Time to End This Long Winter Nightmare?

Do Duluthians Want a Record Snowy Year, or Is It Time to End This Long Winter Nightmare?
Alexander Whitford
Alexander Whitford

Duluth, Minnesota - As winter continues to hold the upper Midwest in its icy grip, residents of Duluth are split on whether they want this year's snowfall to break records or if they're ready for it all to end.

The city has already seen more than 70 inches of snow this season, with more expected before winter finally relinquishes its hold. While some residents embrace the snowy weather and enjoy outdoor activities like skiing and snowmobiling, others are growing tired of shoveling driveways and sidewalks day after day.

"I love the snow," said John Smith, a lifelong resident of Duluth. "I hope we break all kinds of records this year. It's what makes our city unique."

But not everyone shares Mr. Smith's enthusiasm.

"I'm over it," said Sarah Johnson as she cleared her driveway yet again. "I just want spring to come so I can put away my boots and parka."

Local businesses have also been affected by the prolonged winter weather. Restaurants that typically see an uptick in business during tourist season have struggled due to fewer visitors willing to brave the cold and snowy conditions.

Despite these challenges, many businesses have adapted by offering winter-themed events such as ice fishing tournaments and holiday light displays.

With no clear end in sight for the current wintry conditions in Duluth, it remains uncertain whether locals will get their wish for a record-breaking year or if they'll be begging for relief from what seems like an endless cycle of snowstorms.

As one longtime resident put it: "Only time will tell."