Brian D

Didn't you have a big one last year on Mayday? Record snow for May I thought.

@weatherbo under the gun for a couple days. Light snow falling here atm.

For Memorial Day, looks like some wet weather will be moving through that weekend. Clearing out in the N sub on Monday.

For Mother's day, I'm expecting a storm system to affect our region. Here in MN, it's also MN Fishing Opener weekend.

And the "Wolf's Head" of western Lake Superior over the top keeping hungry eyes on that bird.

Close call here. Had system a little more N, but it is moving through S sub the next couple days. There is a weak trough over the N areas. Happy Easter to all who celebrate.

Added mine in the Holiday Forecast thread a few weeks ago. Front moving into the region. Will it move through in time, or hang out long enough to create possible cloudy conditions?

Just looking at SWE of this system, Monday's snow was really wet. There was a little rn mixed in between 2-4 am (couple hundreths). TH co-op data: 2024-03-25 0.69 7.5 7 31 26 2024-03-26 0.55 2.0 8 33 27 2024-03-27 0.37 4.0 10 27 16

The storyboard switched to a new one. LOL Best save them, and open in Paint, and resave as GIF. I do that with all large pic files to upload them here.

I reported in during the event, and ended with 14" here in TH. Co-op observer had 13.5". Higher totals just outside town in the hills. There was a 21.2" report N of town yesterday, If they give an update, should be around 24-25". Very much needed this.

Snow is slowly winding down now. Radar showing the E fetch turning from the N. Looks like 4-5" on the deck, but it has drifted some.

Snowing really good now. Radar showing increasing dbz along the North Shore.

The daily data shown at MRCC from Oct 1863-April 1864 is robust. Nothing missing. 16.6" is the final value for the season.

10" yesterday imby, and we got a little rn last night before the band turned to snow. A couple inches of powder, and snowin good atm. Told my grandson a couple months ago, watch, it'll snow a lot in the Spring if we don't get much over Winter. Lookin at totals from yesterday, a pretty good swath of 12-17" along the North Shore. Add today's snow, when all said n done, I'd say a pretty good storm.

Heavier snow band blossomed right over the head of the lake with moisture feed coming in from the S/SW. Radar looks anemic, then the lake air interaction causes a blow up of snow. That's enhancement for ya.

Radar really chunky right now. Heavier band moved through, and could be a bit more heavier stuff with what I see coming up from the Twin Cities around sunset or so. Unless the temps rise enough for a mix/rn scenario.

With 7" imby this morning, another 3"+ has accum since then with a a good size band heading my way again in a couple hrs.

7-9" along the shore here, and yes, heavy, wet stuff. Forecast has snow to rain during the night here then transition back to light snow later tomorrow. Looks like some heavier bands are working their way north towards my area. Should be here in a couple hours. Forecast looks ok so far. I think we'll hit min guidance, but epic fail on winds. Gusts to 25 about it.

Have about the same here, and stronger returns are starting to move my way.

Lighter snows so far, have now turned into a steady snow. Grass is getting covered. Winds still light. Snow totals have been scaled back by 1-2", 12-18" instead of 14-19", and winds have been as well. Expecting up to 45 mph, instead of 50-55 mph. That's ok, as less of a chance for power outages. So we'll see how well the new forecast pans.

Latest for my neck of the woods. Blizzard warning issued already along North Shore. A mix is possible Monday aftrn, and winds should start to slackin then too, as LP gets closer. Now lets see if this big dog produces. Southern Lake-Southern Cook- Including the cities of Two Harbors, Silver Bay, and Grand Marais 335 AM CDT Sat Mar 23 2024 ...BLIZZARD WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 1 PM SUNDAY TO 7 PM CDT TUESDAY... * WHAT...Blizzard conditions expected. Total snow accumulations of 14 to 19 inches and ice accumulations of around two tenths of an inch. Winds gusting as high as 55 mph.

NWS DLH putting up their storyboard this morning for the potential next Monday. Basically a month's worth of snow in one shot for most of MN, and N WI. And for some, could be a top 5 ending to the month.

Yeah, this last season was flipped from then.

Looks like your being dry slotted now. Well, I say "Don't count your chicks before they hatch". Models, and reality are 2 separate things.

MSP could end up with a top 5 snowiest March if the 2 (possibly 3) systems put out decently by Easter. If not MSP, some of the other stns across S MN sure could. 40.0 - 1951 37.1 - 1965 36.8 - 1985 29.9 - 1917 25.6 - 1940