Severe thunderstorms producing damaging winds, hail, and a few tornadoes are expected through Tuesday across parts of the central Plains and lower to mid Missouri Valley. Heavy to excessive rainfall could produce flooding across portions of the Ohio Valley into the Central Appalachians through Tuesday. Read More >
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How can anyone forget the Halloween of 1991? To refresh your memory, during the height or trick-or-treating, the storm started out as rain, then changed to freezing rain, and before the trick-or-treating was over, it was snowing- HARD! It continued to snow for two more days, with final total of 36.5 inches at the Duluth Airport and 35 inches in Superior. A large area of more that 20 inches of snow covered northwest Wisconsin from Bayfield to River Falls and nearly the eastern half of Minnesota. At times the snow fell at a rate of two inches per hour and was accompanied by thunder and lightning. |
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Read more and view maps of the 1991 Halloween Blizzard from the NWS Duluth here. |
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What about the rest of the Halloweens in the Northland? We wondered that, too and below is what we found: |
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Halloween Weather Data
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Halloween Weather In the Northland
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