On December 15, 2021, for the first time ever, tornadoes touched down in Minnesota. These were the first three.
First Ever Tornadoes in Minnesota in December
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Winter Storm Update
WINTER STORM WARNING is now in effect for places in RED. 6-12 inches of snow is possible in these areas. Snow will start across southern SD and northern NE on Thursday night and move into IA and MN Friday morning. The system will move out late Friday night.
Here are some projections:
Sioux Falls: 5-9″
Yankton/Vermillion: 4-8″
Mitchell: 4-8″
Chamberlain: 3-6″
Brookings: 3-6″
Watertown: 1-3″
Pierre: 1-3″
Mankato: 5-9″
Twin Cities: 2-6″
Winter Storm will Impact Region on Friday
We are tracking a winter storm system that could bring significant snow to parts of our region Friday, Friday night into Saturday. A Winter Storm Watch has been issued by the National Weather Service for much of Southern, South Dakota, Northern Nebraska, southern Minnesota and northern Iowa Friday afternoon into Saturday morning. 4 to 8 inches of snow is possible in the Watch area
This system is still a couple days away. As it develops and we get a better idea as to where this storm will track, we will likely make changes and adjustments to our snow forecast. Stay tuned for updates.
Both ShawnCable.com and WXLab.com are the personal websites of Shawn Cable. Shawn is a freelance meteorologist based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.