5:44 PM Monday, May 27, 2024
Isolated to scattered showers are expected in the Northland tonight and Tuesday, but not all areas will experience rain; in fact, some regions may receive little to no rainfall through Tuesday.
The likelihood of rain will diminish on Wednesday and remain low through Thursday, but there’s a chance that rain could return on Friday and continue into the weekend.
Rainfall Reports from Monday, May 27, 2024, as of 5:21 PM
Source: MesoWest
Aitkin, MN: 0.32″
Cass Lake, MN: 0.31″
Brainerd, MN: 0.18″
Walker, MN: 0.16″
Hill City, MN: 0.16″
Minong, WI: 0.12″
Hinckley, MN: 0.10″
McGregor, MN: 0.10″
Solon Springs, WI: 0.07″
Northome, MN: 0.06″
Poplar, WI: 0.05″
Hayward, WI: 0.04″
Grand Rapids, MN: 0.04″
Bigfork, MN: 0.01″
Deer River, MN: 0.01″
This afternoon, southern Minnesota experienced some intense thunderstorms, primarily with hail below severe levels and gusty winds reaching 45 mph. Meanwhile, the Northland has seen mostly showers with minimal thunderstorm activity today.
Radar loop ends 5:24 PM CT, Monday, May 27, 2024.
HRRR model simulated radar forecast through 7 PM Tuesday.
Rainfall totals are expected to differ significantly through Tuesday, with certain regions receiving only a slight amount, while others may receive as much as a quarter to a half-inch of rain.
The region experienced a persistent unsettled weather pattern today, with multiple upper-level systems moving across the area.
Today’s water vapor imagery clearly displays three systems: one impacting northern Lower Michigan and eastern Upper Michigan, another over Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the final one over Manitoba and Ontario.
Goes-16 water vapor loop ending 4:30 PM CT, Monday, May 27, 2024.
The sky is mostly cloudy with occasional breaks of sunshine today.
Goes-16 visible satellite loop ending 4:20 PM CT, Monday, May 27, 2024.
Sunday experienced an exceptionally active day for severe weather, with more than 1200 reports spanning from the Ozarks through the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys to the south-central Appalachians.
Damaging winds topped the list with more than 900 incidents, accompanied by 26 reports of tornadoes and over 280 instances of large hail.
Here is the severe weather forecast from 3 PM Sunday, along with a verification of the locations where storm reports were observed.
Thanks for reading!
Tim
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