A significant and prolonged winter storm moved into the region late on November 28th, bringing moderate snow for a roughly 36 hour period before exiting the region by the early morning hours on November 30th. This storm was particularly impactful as it occurred right after Thanksgiving resulting in extra difficulties for holiday travel.
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A significant and prolonged winter storm moved into the region late on November 28th, bringing moderate snow for a roughly 36 hour period before exiting the region by the early morning hours on November 30th. This storm was particularly impactful as it occurred right after Thanksgiving resulting in extra difficulties for holiday travel. Overall, the storm brought snowfall accumulations of 5 to 10 inches across much of southeast Minnesota.
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
7 winter storm. Local standard time, as filed.
This significant winter storm brought between 6 and 8 inches of snow to Fillmore County between November 28th and November 30th. The highest report in the county was 2 miles west of Fillmore where 8 inches was reported.
This significant winter storm brought between 7 and 10 inches of snow to Mower County between November 28th and November 30th. The highest report in the county was 2 miles west-southwest of Mapleview where 9.4 inches was reported.
This significant winter storm brought between 6 and 9 inches of snow to Olmsted County between November 28th and November 30th. The highest snowfall report in the county was 8.9 inches 3 miles west-southwest of Chester. Additionally, two vehicle accidents occurred in the county during the storm that resulted in a total of 2 non-life threatening injuries.
This significant winter storm brought between 6 and 9 inches of snow to Winona County between November 28th and November 30th. The highest report in the county was in Winona where 9 inches was reported.
This significant winter storm brought between 6 and 8 inches of snow to Dodge County between November 28th and November 30th. The highest report in the county was in 4 miles northwest of Rock Dell where 7.7 inches was reported.
This significant winter storm brought between 6 and 10 inches of snow to Houston County between November 28th and November 30th. The highest report in the county was 1 mile west of La Crescent where 9.4 inches was reported.
This significant winter storm brought between 5 and 7 inches to Wabasha County between November 28th and 30th. The highest snowfall report in the county was in Plainview where 6.9 inches was observed.
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