April Snowstorm Could Be A Record Breaker
A snowstorm impacting the Twin Cities late Tonight and into Friday morning could be a record breaker. If the storm fulfills its potential and delivers more than 10 inches of snow, that would mark the Twin Cities’ largest April snowstorm since 1983, when 13.6 inches fell at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Right now predicted snowfall totals for the Twin Cities is 10 to 16 inches of snow.
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