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Tag Archives: Halloween Storm
Trees Dropping Leaves in Early November 2013
An unusual occurrence is happening in the midwest this fall, with trees dropping leaves later than ever expected. This happened in 1992 as well, with many leaves not falling until the last week of October. That year, we had a … Continue reading
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Tagged Cold Temperatures, Halloween Storm, Snow Event, Snow Events, Snow Fall, Storms, Twin Cities Metro, Winter Season
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Halloween Storm Minneapolis 1991
Halloween Storm Survivors: Where Were You in Minnesota? Hearing the news about the 12 inches of snow in Colorado this week, and now the Halloween storm out east with over 20 inches of snow in some parts of the east … Continue reading
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Tagged 2pm, Alot, andrea gail, Back Yard, Brisk Wind, Caption, East Coast, Grass, Halloween, halloween noreaster, Halloween Storm, Keesha, Local Weather, Middle 60s, Minneapolis, Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp, Nice Day, Perfect Storm, Roa, Sidewalks, Snow Event, Snow Events, Snow Flakes, Snow Storm, storm of the century, Survivors, Thesis, Weather Stations, Weird Series
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Record Winter Snowfall
At our house, it has been a wild winter ride! On November 13th, we got a huge start to the snowy winter, with over a foot of snow. It was an early storm for us in Minnesota, so it was … Continue reading