Weather

As advertised, the storm system that moved through the region this weekend produced some impressive rainfall totals.

Southeastern Minnesota is enjoying a lull in the stormy weather that produced heavy rains overnight, but another round of storms is forecast to develop later in the day Saturday and continue into Sunday.

The NWS is predicting a wet weekend with a possible weekend total of a possible 5 inches of precipitation when the system moves away on Monday.

Parts of SE Minnesota may be facing minor flooding problems Wednesday night or Thursday.

It appears southeastern Minnesota remains in the bulls-eye for a freak late April winter storm.

The National Weather Service is now saying a developing storm system could bring 4-8 inches of slushy snow to parts of southeastern Minnesota on Saturday.

There was a lot of rain that fell yesterday in our area, but how much actually fell? Here are some totals

orrential rains from strong thunderstorms have prompted the National Weather Service to issue flash flood warnings for portions of Goodhue, Dakota and Rice Counties, along with sections of Le Sueur and Scott counties this afternoon.

We can trade in our shovels and snowblowers for umbrellas this week. Cooler than normal temps will stick around through the majority of this week though.

Slowly but surely, homes and businesses that lost power in SE Minnesota due to this week’s snowstorm are getting service restored.