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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 23/04/2026

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH has been issued until 8pm tonight. Large hail and damaging winds possible, tornado threat minimal. Main onset of storms 5-7pm. #LakevilleMN #mnwx #weatherreadynation

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 26/11/2025

Currently in Duluth and Two Harbors:

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 26/11/2025

Here is the infra-red satellite grab from just before 9pm...Good depiction of where the bulk of the moisture and precip from the storm is -- across north central, and northeastern MN and Lk Superior.

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 26/11/2025

9pm update: The line in this radar screenshot is the rain-snow changeover line as of 8:50p. Reports of sleet across the core metro have come in, and snow is sticking to grassy surfaces north and west of this line. The salmon-colored numbers is current temps. 1/2

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 25/11/2025

Here was the scene by early afternoon in Aberdeen, SD. Heavy, thick flakes...all which match the forecast models. Moisture interacting w/ the right temperature in the sky (Dendritic Growth Zone) = bands of heavy snow. Headed thsi way. We will update as able through the evening! 3/3 #mnwx

Photo from Shannon Marvel at the Aberdeen Insider

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 14/11/2025

This is off our our internal station module (also live on the website). So we started the day with a low just below freezing and now it has warmed to 70°F. CRAZY for mid-November in #Minnesota! #mnwx #weather #climate

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 21/07/2025

Woof! We have seen consistent 3-4" per hour rainfall rate with this morning line of thunderstorms. Could be some local street flooding so be aware of that! #mnwx #LakevilleMN

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 06/07/2025

Dakota and eastern Scott Counties (including us in #LakevilleMN) getting suddenly and randomly drenched. #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 29/06/2025

TORNADO WATCH issued for Dakota and Scott Counties (including #LakevilleMN) until 1am. Line of storms will reach the metro area over the next 1-2 hours. #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 25/06/2025

Rain. Lots of rain. 1-3" or more in the next 36 hrs. So much that a FLOOD WATCH has been posted for a huge area of central/east central MN.... including the Twin Cities. Make sure those sump pumps are working properly! And if you find yourself on a flooded roadway - TURN AROUND, DONT DROWN! #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 28/04/2025

The Storm Prediction Center is preparing to issue a tornado watch for the Twin Cities and surrounding areas. More details soon. #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 28/04/2025

This is a screenshot of just one of the possible scenarios. This computer model (HRRR) has been going back and forth on whether we see a line of cells or discrete "supercells" with each new run of the model. But 5pm as the onset for Twin Cities has stayed consistent... 2/3

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 04/01/2025

Temps will drop below zero here in Minnesota tonight. Normal for us this time of year. What’s not normal is a confirmed tornado and 1/4” hail in Northern California tonight! 👀🌪️ #wx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 18/12/2024

WINTER STORM WARNING just posted effective midnight through all of tomorrow for the Twin Cities Metro (including #LakevilleMN). This indicates the NWS believes that 6+ inches of snow is possible across the watch area. #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 18/12/2024

No major changes overnight other than perhaps a bit more confidence on 3-5" for us here in #LakevilleMN. In this screengrab we placed the cursor right over Lakeville to show that this model run (12z HRRR) paints 4" for us. Still no official advisories from NWS, but we expect them later today! #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 18/12/2024

Well, we waited to take a hard look at the 00z model runs and we think there is starting to be some consensus. 3-5" for the Thursday snow event seems reasonable for the Twin Cities area. This graphic is a conservative "blend" of what the models are telling us: #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 15/12/2024

Pretty decent band of freezing rain has set up along the I-35/35W corridor. Driving conditions could deteriorate quickly. Use caution! #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 19/11/2024

Heavier rain bands are now rolling through, and we are measuring rainfall rates of 1/2" per hour. Here is a quick snapshot of the rain section of our station panel: #mnwx

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 18/11/2024

As you can see, this area leads quite the storm system. Plenty of moisture headed our way into tomorrow morning, all moving from south to north.

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 18/11/2024

Well, the rain cometh! Large area of steady rain will reach us by 2:30-3:30pm and last through the evening. Potential total rainfall in excess of 1" from this batch of precip. No ice, sleet, or snow however! #mnwx #LakevilleMN

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lakevilleweather.com @lakevilleweather.com · 13/11/2024

Hello Twitter/X exiles. Welcome! Rain slowly moving across MN today, and it's falling apart a bit as it encounters drier air over eastern MN. #wx #mnwx

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