Tracking Storms with Impacts in the Northwest and Northeast U.S.

A Pacific storm will move across the Northwest U.S. through Thursday with low elevation rainfall, gusty winds, and mountain snows. A storm crossing the Northeast U.S. will continue gusty to high winds, scattered rain showers and limited snow showers into Thursday. Read More >

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Grand Rapids and Finland recorded the highest storm total amounts of 7 inches thus far. Duluth recorded 3 inches at the airport. Elsewhere, 1-3 inches was mostly observed. Additional snow accumulations may be likely, as scattered snow showers continued across the Arrowhead and northern Wisconsin Thanksgiving afternoon. This map reflects data as of noon on November 28th.

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Tracking Storms with Impacts in the Northwest and Northeast U.S.

Map of November 27th and 28th Snowfall Accumulations