Oh the southern edge of the snow band this morning. Picking up a wet sloppy inch. My job site up in Cambridge MN will pick up 3-4” today.
March comes in like a lion.
2nd wettest meteorological winter on record. Going to be interesting to see how this translates to spring flooding. It’s been a heck of a winter, however 1st place is on a whole different planet.
Looks like they’ve been posted, kinda surprised Hennepin and Ramsey counties were included, I’d have gone a county north but they probably want to hammer the message to the core of the metro.
Confirmed. Walked the dog, sidewalks are a skating rink and the trees have a light glaze.
Edit: Airport temp dropped from 34 to 30. Didn’t think we’d get dynamic cooling.
Light rain and 33 degrees this morning, we might pick up a light glaze before the sun comes up. Gotta turn that fresh snow into new glacier to add to our existing one I guess.
I don’t know how much of an impact it has, or the validity, but I’ve heard urban areas create low level dry air and it take longer for storms to saturate the air column as a result. If that’s incorrect someone please correct me.