Snow Totals From Early April Storm In Northern Minnesota

March really went out like a lion, with a winter storm hitting the Duluth area late Tuesday night (April 1st). It was kind of like a bad April Fools' joke!

The snow continued overnight into Thursday (April 3rd). The good news is we only have mild weather in the forecast for the weekend.

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At one point, we were expected to get about six to ten inches of snow overnight in Duluth Tuesday night and an additional three to five inches on Wednesday.

So how did things shake out? The National Weather Service of Duluth shared some insight into snow totals Thursday afternoon:

Duluth got about ten inches of snow in some parts while Wrenshall got about seven inches. That's not too shabby for a late winter storm!

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What about individual cities across the Northland? I dug into the snow reports so you don't have to. Here's some notable snow totals:

Tofte - 13.1 inches

Grand Marais - 12.2 inches

Two Harbors - 9.1 inches

Orr - 8.4 inches

Deer River - 8 inches

Hibbing - 8 inches

Deer River - 8 inches

Lester Park - 7.5 inches

Ely - 7.2 inches

Hoyt Lakes - 6.7 inches

Eveleth - 6.4 inches

Cloquet - 5.4 inches

Superior - 5.2 inches

Poplar - 5 inches

Moose Lake - 4.9 inches

Lutsen - 4.8 inches

Cotton - 4.5 inches

So what happens next? I guess we wait and see if another winter storm is in our future or if spring is officially near. This was a pretty mild winter but I am still ready for spring!

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It seems anything is possible during the wintertime in the Northland so expect the unexpected. That's what I tell myself.