Scott storm history

Airfield ASOS stations in neighboring counties recorded wind-chill temperatures below -35 for numerous hours. Strongest winds occurred in the late morning at 30-35 mph. One direct fatality was reported on broadcast media. A 34-year-old male was found deceased due to exposure near…

Several sources in Scott County compiled a summary of flood related damages and locations for the flood of June 2014. There were multiple reports of road closures due to high water and debris. Sporadic power outages reported throughout the county due to the water and electrical e…

Vehicles, homes and businesses damaged. Damage total includes all storm reports from August 24 in Scott County.

2500 trees lost. 100 boats, lifts and docks damaged. 28 homes sustained major damage. Damage estimate for entire county.

Large hail propelled by strong winds resulted in widespread roof and house damage. Windows at public works blown out. Roof damage to library and schools. Damage estimate for entire county.

The combination of falling snow and breezy winds resulted in winter storm conditions throughout the county. Snowfall reports ranged from 4 to 7, and the highest report was 7.0 inches in Savage. Surface visibilities reported at nearby KFCM dropped to 1 mile or less for several hou…

CoCoRaHS observers reported a glaze of ice approximately 8 miles south of Prior Lake and a coating of ice pellets in Savage.

Light snow combined with 40 to 50 mph wind gusts created a period of blowing snow across the county. The ASOS station located at Flying Cloud Regional Airport recorded a wind gust of 38 mph and periods where visibility fell between one quarter to one half mile due to blowing snow…

Approximately 1 to 4 inches of snow fell with the highest amounts being in the northern region of the County. CoCoRaHS observers measured 3.5 inches of snow 6 miles SW of Credit River, 3.1 inches 2 miles WNW of Prior Lake, and 3 inches in Savage. Additionally, the ASOS station lo…

Persistent light snow lasted for over 24 hours. Snowfall totals across the county were estimated around 5 to 8 inches. The highest report was 7.5 inches 1 mile NW of New Prague.

A combination of snow and strong winds impacted the county Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning. Snowfall amounts around 1 to 3 inches were estimated across the county, and wind gusts around 35 to 45 mph were measured throughout the event at nearby Flying Cloud Airport.

There were several reports of a funnel cloud near Belle Plaine.

Measured by Scott County mesonet in Shakopee.

Measured by Scott County mesonet near St. Benedict.

Report of downed maple tree in backyard near the Belle Plaine High School.

Large tree snapped in Belle Plaine.

Tree down across Cassandra St in Prior Lake.

Measured at CR27 and Longview two miles southwest of Credit River.

Large tree down 2 miles west of Prior Lake in the Spring Lake Estates neighborhood.

Report of large tree down on structure in the city of Jordan.

Trained Spotter reported a cottonwood tree down over a road in Cleary Lake Regional Park.

CoCoRaHS observers across the county measured 1 to 3 inches of snowfall. The highest snowfall total was 3.2 inches located 1 mile W of Elko New Market.

Several hours of light freezing rain resulted in accumulations up to 0.1 inches of flat ice across the county. A narrow band of heavy snow resulted in accumulations up to 2 inches on top of the ice, leading to hazardous travel conditions Sunday.

An estimated 6 to 12 inches of snowfall was measured across the county with the greatest amounts across the eastern portion.

The wind chill dropped to -37 during the morning at the MNDOT RWIS site near New Prague and -36 during the morning at the MNDOT RWIS site several miles southwest of Belle Plaine.

A quick burst of 1 to 3 inches of snowfall was reported across the county. Due to the timing, this led to travel impacts during the evening commute across the Twin Cities metro area.

An combination of light freezing drizzle and light snow impacted travel, especially within the Twin Cities metro.

Six to eight inches of snowfall was measured across the county. The highest snowfall observation was 8.3 inches one mile west of Elko New Market, MN.

A burst of 0.5 to 1.5 inches fell across the county. 1.2 inches of snow was measured 1.2 miles W of Elko New Market, MN.

Large tree branches were down.

Measured by a trained spotter at the Savage Community Park.

Measured from personal weather observing station.

Nearly 3 to 4 inches of rain fell in southern Scott county.

Multiple bands of snow moved through and produced generally 8 to 10 inches of heavy wet snow and 35 mph wind gusts. A CoCoRaHS observer measured 10 inches of snow accumulation in Savage, MN.

Four to seven inches of heavy snow fell across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer 1 mile N of New Prague, MN measured 7 inches of snow.

One to two inches of snow fell across the county.

Warm environmental temperatures in the mid 90s combined with high dewpoint values in the upper 70s caused high heat indices exceeding 100F for approximately ten hours. The nearest ASOS stations located at Flying Cloud Airport recorded an apparent temperature of 117F at 3:53 PM (C…

Warm environmental temperatures in the mid 90s combined with high dewpoint values in the mid 70s, caused high heat indices exceeding 100F for approximately six hours. Neighboring county ASOS stations located at the Flying Cloud Airport (Hennepin) recorded an apparent temperature …

A decaying thunderstorm complex moved across the region on the morning of June 24 and produced an area of low pressure in its wake that caused gusty non-thunderstorm winds. There was a measured gust of 49 mph and two measured gusts of 55 mph across the county.

This is a continuation of the winter storm that began on March 31. A wintry mix with a couple hours of very heavy snow and strong northwest winds produced hazardous driving conditions. Based on surrounding reports, radar, ASOS observations, and MNDOT road conditions, this event v…

A wintry mix with a couple hours of very heavy snow and strong northwest winds produced hazardous driving conditions. Based on surrounding reports, radar, ASOS observations, and MNDOT road conditions, this event verified at 0300 CST on April 01, before the snow ended during the e…

Multiple measurements of 3 to 4 inches of snow across the county.