Posted on 12/04/2013 9:52:18 AM PST by DManA
Winter storm warnings remain in effect for the entire region through late tonight or early Thursday morning. By the time the storm wraps up, storm total accumulation will be 12 to 18 inches in many areas, with some totals of 20 inches to perhaps as much as three feet along the North Shore.
“We don’t get three-day snowfalls very often … every few years. Even for the North Shore and Duluth, for a storm to hit 30 inches, that’s pretty unusual,” said Carol Christenson, warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Duluth. “For us to even forecast snow totals like this, it goes against the averages.”
As of this morning, the highest reported snow total was 28 inches, reported by a weather spotter five miles north of Two Harbors. The official snow observation at the Duluth airport through 6 a.m. was 13.2 inches, with 15 inches in Duluth Heights and 14.5 inches at Canyon, along U.S. Highway 53 northwest of Duluth.
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Al Gore must have been scheduled to give a speech in Duluth
Darn.
More dangerous Gorebull Warming.
It snows in Minnesota? Who knew?
Your the one that bought the ethanol gas:)
That’s why they have SHOVELS!!! But then I am that old.
Sorry for the loss of the lutefisk feed darned snow storm
30” or more has happened before last time was 1991 “mega storm” they called it!!! i was there took 3 day to shovel out the driveway and bitched at the mayor of duluth to get my street plowed as the city election was in a few day and did he want my vote.. one street plowed later that day!!!
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