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Possible Midwest Snowstorm This Week – Monday’s National Weather Outlook For April 8th, 2019
River Flooding Update River flooding has continued to greatly impact parts of the upper Midwest over the past few days. Saturday I stopped by the Old Cedar Avenue trail head the for the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge in Bloomington, MN, and snapped a few...
Upper Midwest River Flooding Continues – Monday’s National Weather Outlook For April 1st, 2019
River Flooding Update We continue to track numerous river flood warnings across parts of southern and central Minnesota, including along parts of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers. Meanwhile, over the past couple days more flood warnings have started to pop up into...
Over Two Feet Of Snow Fell In Parts Of New England – Sunday’s National Weather Outlook For March 24, 2019
National Weather Forecast On Sunday, a system moving through the central United States will bring rain from parts of the upper Midwest and northern Plains into the lower Mississippi Valley and the Ohio Valley. A second area of low pressure will bring rain and snow to...
Historic Flooding Continues In The Central U.S. – Monday’s National Weather Outlook For March 18, 2019
Historic Flooding Continues In The Central United States Thanks to the heavy rain and snowmelt over the past several days, major and historic flooding has occurred across parts of the central United States. According to NWS Omaha, at least 16 of their river forecast...
Heavy Central U.S. Rain This Week – Monday’s National Weather Outlook For March 11, 2019
Warm Mid-Week System Expected As another storm system moves into the central United States and Great Lakes during the middle of the week, we are anticipating another round of precipitation across the state. This one is coming with a warm surge of air, however, and it...
Heavy Snow For The Northeast – Monday, March 4, National Weather Forecast
It’s Been A Snowy Winter... After our very snowy February, winter snowfall totals have quickly climbed across the region. Through Saturday, the Twin Cities sat at 62.4" of snow, 19.9" above average through March 2nd. This actually already surpasses our yearly snowfall...