Tag: storm reports
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More flood reports and final rainfall totals from June 18-19
2:00 PM Wednesday, June 19, 2024 Heavy rain was widespread across the Northland from Tuesday into early Wednesday morning. Several areas in northeast Minnesota recorded more than 7 inches of rain on Tuesday, with the highest reported amount being 7.60 inches, 9 miles northwest of Tower, Minnesota. Significant flooding occurred…
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Flash Flood Update; Rainfall and Storm Reports
8:06 PM Tuesday, June 18, 2024 FLASH FLOOD UPDATE Flash flood warnings (green area on map) remain in effect through late this evening for much of northeast Minnesota and parts of north central Minnesota. Flash Flood Warning until 11 PM Tonight including the Duluth and Superior areas. -Flash flooding is…
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Flash Flood Warnings issued for parts of northeast Minnesota
4:50 PM Tuesday, June 18, 2024 This afternoon, a significant flood threat has emerged across parts of north central and northeast Minnesota, triggered by successive thunderstorms that have unleashed torrential downpours, with rainfall rates reaching 1-2 inches per hour. Multiple flash flood warnings, indicated by green outlines on the map,…
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Tornado Reports from June 12, 2024
6:27 PM Friday, June 14, 2024 The National Weather Service in Duluth has confirmed at least two EF2 tornadoes and two EF0 tornadoes from the severe weather outbreak on Wednesday. Summary of the June 12, 2024 Tornadoes Source: National Weather Service Duluth, Minnesota Tornado number 1 – Whitefish Lake/Clamshell Lake…
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Active pattern this weekend into next week; Additional Storm Reports from Wednesday
5:52 PM Thursday, June 13, 2024 Rain chances are expected to return periodically this weekend and continue into much of next week. The first opportunity for rain is forecasted for Saturday afternoon, continuing into Sunday morning. This rainfall is expected to be associated with a disturbance moving northeast from the…
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Local Storm and Rainfall Reports from June 12, 2024
10:52 PM Wednesday, June 12, 2024 A severe thunderstorm outbreak affected areas of northeast, north central, and east central Minnesota late Wednesday afternoon into the early evening. The main threat from today’s storms was large hail, with many reports of hailstones measuring between 1.00 inch and 2.50 inches, or the…
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Breezy conditions continue the next few days; Isolated showers this evening; Some more showers possible late Friday night; Additional storm reports from June 5th
5:52 PM Thursday, June 6, 2024 Scattered showers will persist, moving southeast across the Northland this evening, then giving way to dry conditions overnight and into Friday. However, a new system from North Dakota may introduce additional rainfall to parts of the Northland from late Friday night into early Saturday…