/Issued 4:31 PM CDT, Monday, November 10, 2014/
Here’s how much additional snow may fall through 8 AM Tuesday per 20z RAP model. East central Minnesota and Twin Ports could get another 3-5″ of snow Tonight while 6-10″ of additional snow is possible in northwest Wisconsin.
Total snowfall accumulation map valid through Tuesday Morning.
Note: Looks like about 3-6″ of snow so far in Duluth, higher totals seem to be concentrated on the south/southeast side of the city. Still thinking will end up with 6-10″ storm totals by Tuesday Morning.
Updated snowfall totals thru 4 PM Today
Source: National Weather Service Duluth, Minnesota
Spooner, WI (Washburn County) 14.0″
Barnes, WI (Douglas County) 6.0″
West Duluth, MN (St. Louis County) 6.0″
Congdon Park, MN (St. Louis County) 3.5″
Iron River, WI (Bayfield County) 6.0″
Ashland, WI (Ashland County) 6.1″
8 ESE of Pine City, MN (Pine County) 13.3″
2 WNW of Sheshebee, MN (Aitkin County) 2.8″
Glidden, WI (Ashland County) 10.0″
2 SE of Maple, WI (Douglas County) 5.8″
2 E of Holyoke, MN (Carlton County) 7.4″
2 SW of Webb Lake, WI (Burnett County) 8.0″
Mouth Of The Brule, WI (Douglas County) 6.0″
Webster, WI (Burnett County) 11.0″
Butternut, WI (Ashland County) 8.0″
3 W of Phillips, WI (Price County) 8.5″
2 W of Hayward, WI (Sawyer County) 10.0″
4 SW of Duluth, MN (St. Louis County) 5.0″
1 NNW of Motley, MN (Cass County) 4.0″
2 SW of Seeley, WI (Sawyer County) 8.0″
10 E of Fort Ripley, MN (Crow Wing County) 7.0″
1 SSW of Park Falls, WI (Price County) 9.0″
3 E of Payne, MN (St. Louis County) 2.5″
2 SW of Hinckley, MN (Pine County) 8.0″
As of 4 PM: Low pressure of 996mb was over eastern Iowa — this area of low pressure will move over southern Lake Michigan by daybreak Tuesday and then be near or over portions of Lake Huron by Tuesday Afternoon.
Snow continues to fall early This Evening across northwest Wisconsin and east central Minnesota. We could see a bit of a lull in the snowfall intensity This Evening but light snow should continue based on radar trends. Another surge of somewhat heavier snow is expected to develop This Evening to our southwest, and that batch of snow should track northeast and into east central/northeast Minnesota and all of northwest Wisconsin from mid Evening and through the Overnight hours.
Additional snow is expected on Tuesday, although the snow Tomorrow should be much lighter except in parts of northwest Wisconsin where lake effect snow could become heavy at times along the South Shore of Lake Superior.
A winter storm warning continues for Duluth and Superior until Noon CST Tuesday.
National Weather Service Duluth, MN link: http://www.crh.noaa.gov/dlh/
On the NWS link you can check current road conditions in Minnesota and Wisconsin, also information regarding the current winter weather headlines that are in effect in portions of the Northland.
Radar loop ending at 4:45 PM CST. Source, WSI.
-1st batch of snow continues to move east/northeast thru northeast Minnesota, northwest Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Another batch of snow is organizing over South Dakota and this should track northeast into our area toward mid Evening.
Tim
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