Minnesota Snowfall Totals from Yesterday’s Halloween Storm
The snow stopped falling late Tuesday morning, and it was a pretty descent dose of winter in late October.
Rochester airport reported its fourth snowiest Halloween ever.
Good news! More snow is in the forecast for Tuesday, but not much. November on average is the fifth snowiest month in southern Minnesota. December, January, February, and March all come in with higher average monthly snowfall totals.
Southern Minnesota Snow Totals for Halloween 2023
- Chatfield: 4.0"
- Douglas: 4.0"
- Rosemount: 3.0"
- Inver Grove Heights: 2.8"
- Elko New Market: 2.8"
- MSP Airport: 2.7"
- Chester: 2.5"
- Prior Lake: 2.3"
- Dundas: 2.1"
- Nerstrand: 1.4:
- Rochester Airport: 1.1"
- Faribault: 1.0"
- Owatonna: 1.0"
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Here's a look at some of the higher amounts that fell across greater Minnesota:
- Two Harbors: 8.4"
- Finland: 7.2"
- Castle Danger: 7.0"
- Silver Bay: 6.0"
- Mora: 5.7"
- Rush City: 4.8"
- Coon Rapids: 4.1"
- Maple Grove: 3.6"
- Two Harbors: 3.5"
NOAA has released its 2023-2024 Winter Outlook, and it calls for near normal precipitation (likely snow) for Minnesota, and warmer than normal temperatures.
