Today’s Snowfall Totals from Across Minnesota

Following what was the least snowy January on record for most of the southern half of Minnesota, some areas in the central part of the state picked up measurable accumulation today.

The three to four week outlook for February from the NOAA (National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration) is calling for normal to slightly above normal chance of snow this month. Depending where you are in the state, 'normal' ranges from 7 or 8 inches in the southern region, to a foot in the north.

In the short-term, it looks like there could be a meaningful snow-maker on the way late this week into the weekend, but more on that later.

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Minnesota Snowfall Totals for Monday February 3rd

After a snowy weekend across northern Minnesota and especially along the north shore, the central part of the state got a dose of the white stuff today.

• Brandon, Minnesota - 4.6"
• Long Prairie, Minnesota 4.6"
• Little Falls, Minnesota 4.0"
• Wheaton, Minnesota 4.0"
• Browns Valley, Minnesota 4.0"
• New York Mills, Minnesota 4.0'
• Upsala, Minnesota - 3.5"
• Farwell, Minnesota - 3.0"
• Melrose, Minnesota - 2.9"
• Grandy, Minnesota  - 2.4"
• St. Augusta, Minnesota - 2.2"
• Rice, Minnesota - 2.0"
• St. Cloud, Minnesota - 1.9"
• Stillwater, Minnesota - 1.3"
• MSP Airport - 0.9"

A Few Weekend Totals from Northern Minnesota

• Two Harbors, Minnesota - 8.0"
• Duluth, Minnesota - 7.0"
• Castle Danger, Minnesota - 6.5"
• Cloquet, Minnesota - 6.3"
• Hermantown, Minnesota - 5.3"

According to NOAA's predictions for the the next four weeks, we can expect to see normal February snowfall, even possibly leaning to the above normal side of things.

Here's what the average snowfall in February looks like across the state:

• Faribault: 8"
• Duluth: 12"
• Owatonna: 8"
• Rochester: 9"
• St. Cloud: 7"
• Twin Cities: 8"

We haven't been too far off of the normal mark for temperatures this winter, and that trend looks like it will continue. In fact, the latest outlook suggests that we could expect normal to below normal temps.