Note: 6.9″ of snow so far today at the Duluth Airport. 3rd snowiest November 27th on record (so far) Record snowfall for November 27th is 12.4″ set in 1994; 2nd snowiest is 7.1″ set in 1964.
Snowfall Reports as of 12 PM Wednesday, November 27, 2019. Source: https://www.weather.gov/dlh/
Note: Totals listed below don’t represent the final snowfall total from this storm as snow continues to fall in parts of the Northland this afternoon.
| Gile, WI: 12.0″ 3 N Mahtowa, MN: 8.9″ 5 S Ashland, WI: 8.5″ 2 NNW Gary New Duluth, MN: 8.5″ New Post, WI: 8.3″ 5 S Herbster, WI: 8.0″ 1 N Cloquet, MN: 7.5″ 4 NNE Sarona, WI: 7.4″ Sarona, WI: 7.0″ 7 ESE Superior, WI: 7.0″ 3 WNW Clam Lake, WI: 7.0″ Birchwood, WI: 7.0″ 4 N Amnicon Falls State Park, WI: 7.0″ Duluth Airport: 6.9″ Bennett, WI: 6.5″ 4 N Moose Lake, MN: 5.6″ 2 W Hayward, WI: 5.0″ 7 W Hovland, MN: 4.5″ 3 ENE Wright, MN: 3.5″ 2 N Pillager, MN: 3.0″ Pequot Lakes, MN: 3.0″ 12 N Grand Marais, MN: 3.0″ 1 E Ely, MN: 2.0″ 1 E Nisswa, MN: 2.0″ | |
Winter Storm Warning remains in effect through early this evening (pink area on map) in parts of the Northland.
For Duluth – Winter Storm Warning extended until 4 PM today.
For Superior – Winter Storm Warning until 6 PM today.
| Links to Road Conditions Minnesota: https://lb.511mn.org/ Wisconsin: https://511wi.gov/ | |
MRMS Radar loop ending at 12:30 PM Wednesday.
Light snow continues in parts of northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin this afternoon with movement of the snow generally to the south/southeast.
Source: https://lab.weathermodels.com/
Major winter storm starting to pull away from the upper Midwest this afternoon as it moves NE into the eastern Great Lakes per Goes-16 water vapor imagery.
Source: https://weather.cod.edu/
Source: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/
Strong low pressure ~990mb was over northern Lake Michigan early this afternoon, this low will continue on a NE track through this evening (red line on map)
…Outlook for the rest of today…
-Gusty north winds 15 to 30 mph with areas of blowing snow.
-Light snow continues through late this afternoon in parts of the Northland including in the Twin Ports with additional snowfall accumulations of a trace to 2 inches with locally higher amounts possible along the South Shore.
-Roads remain snow and ice packed over parts of the Northland this afternoon with difficult driving conditions. Delay travel if possible.
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