Summary of the I-90 Blizzard on March 19, 2025
Published 2025-03-21
Summary of the March 19, 2025 winter storm that brought blizzard conditions across southern Minnesota and I-90.
Summary of the March 19, 2025 winter storm that brought blizzard conditions across southern Minnesota and I-90.
Latest information on the drought impacting central and southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin
This is an overview of the March 14-15 , 2025 spring storm that brought a combination of severe storms and rain to southern and central Minnesota, and western Wisconsin as well as blizzard conditions across western Minnesota.
This is an overview of the March 04 to 05, 2025 powerful winter storm that cause significant impacts across southern and central Minnesota, and western Wisconsin.
The 2025 NWS Twin Cities Spring Flood threat has decreased since the previous outlook due to overall lack of snow and dry soil conditions. This means the main drivers in any potential spring flooding will be frost depth, and any future precipitation in the form of snow or rain. The 3rd and final outlook planned for March 13, 2025.
Summary of numerous variables that highlight how unusually mild the winter of 2023-2024 was.
Here is the latest drought information for the WFO Twin Cities area, as of Feb 22, 2024.
Selected rainfall totals of 1.5" or greater from September 23 - 10:30am September 24.
Updated spring flood outlook for the Minnesota, Upper Mississippi, and Chippewa (WI) river basins, to account for upcoming storm systems.
Rainfall map and reports from Friday Morning
Damaging winds and tornadoes looked to be the main threats, as a bowing line of severe thunderstorms lifted northeast through western Minnesota into central Minnesota during the late afternoon and early evening on Memorial Day, May 30th. Numerous reports of damage were received.
Survey Info for Storms from May 30th/31st 2022.
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Final 2022 spring flood outlook for WFO MPX issued March 10.
Details on the historic weather event that impacted the central plains and Upper Midwest December 15-16
An outbreak of severe thunderstorms producing widespread wind damage is expected early this evening. Another round of very strong winds then expected overnight with plummeting temperatures. A flash freeze is likely. Some accumulating snow is possible across western and central Minnesota late tonight.
The NWS is considering consolidation of freeze headlines and is asking for feedback via survey.
A line of severe thunderstorms moved across southern Minnesota during the early morning hours of September 17th. The bulk of the storm reports and damage occurred between 2-4 AM CDT. A damage survey conducted on Friday found 4 EF-0 QLCS tornadoes occurred (3 within the southern Twin Cities metro). Received reports of numerous areas with straight-line wind damage.
An unprecedented air quality event is underway. Heavy smoke from wildfires in Ontario and Manitoba will linger around through Tuesday. The worst air quality is expected on Sunday when much of the region will fall into the "Very Unhealthy" category. This level is considered very unhealthy for everyone. Visibilities will also be significantly impacted.
A look back at the May 22, 2011 tornado that moved from St Louis Park to North Minneapolis to Blaine.
Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Severe Weather Summary
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Hard freeze, growing season 2020
Severe thunderstorms developed across Western Minnesota Friday afternoon, August 14th. These storms produced several tornadoes across the region, as well as numerous reports of wind damage. Survey results are preliminary and not an exhaustive list of all tornadoes that were reported.
Updated spring flood outlook from NWS Twin Cities
Top 10 Wisconsin Weather Events of 2019
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Summary of storm reports from Friday/Saturday July 26-27
An EF0 Tornado occurred in Rusk County. Preliminary track line was 7.7 miles with a maximum width of 100 yards, and maximum speed of 85 mph.
Two supercells produced large hail, damaging wind, and a few tornadoes across southwest Minnesota on Thursday, June 20 2019.
Overview of the severe storms from June 04 2019
Occasional heavy snow is expected from Sunday afternoon through Sunday night. Snow totals of 6 to 10 inches are expected across much of the region. The heaviest totals are currently expected across east central Minnesota into western Wisconsin. Potentially historic cold will then surge south behind the system, with wind chills in the -40s and -50s by Wednesday morning.
Summary of the severe weather from August 27, 2018.
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Christmas Day to New Year's Eve Coldest in Twin Cities in 132 Years
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