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The biggest daily snowfall on record for Bismarck is 15.5 in March 1966, so I guess that's been broken by now. I don't know what the all time biggest storm was.
Yup... Here's the Top 10 April Snowstorms.. and the report on the left.
Looks like March 6, 1966 was the biggest snowfall ever with 15.5". So this would be all time for any month.
Latest video on our Marion Blizzard. Took this at 3:45 PM
Thanks for uploading and sharing, I love it but cant rep you again. Be safe out there.
Current Radar and Wind Chills for Northern Plains. 993mb Low over Northern Iowa right now.. LaMoure, ND with 35mph winds 10 inches of snow and zero Visibility
What's the circle over Iowa and Missouri? Some sort of weather advisory?
Severe Watch likely for Thunderstorms. I see a line forming down there. Usually the case with a big storm spinning counterclockwise. Severe to southeast of storm, heavy snow on northwest side.
Interesting, thanks. Quite the difference in temperatures in the midwest today. Currently 70 F/21 C and raining in Des Moines, IA but 34 F/1 C in Minneapolis. And of course the heavy snow in other parts of Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
Another snowstorm in 4 days. Minnesota & Wisconsin up next for heavy snow and localized Blizzard conditions. Thursday morning on left moves out and another moves in for Friday morning. It might actually be snowing for 24hrs in spots. Bad commute day coming up in upper midwest. Iowa in the battle zone.
I personally could nto imagine ice days everyday in april. It just seems weird.
Neither could I
Here is a nice mid April weather forecast ....
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