Sherburne storm history

Roof damage reported to hundreds of homes, and golf ball size hail punched through some home siding. Numerous vehicles damaged. A newspaper reported that two insurance companies totaled over 1500 claims in this area. Property damage total is for all of Sherburne County on 9-21-05…

Garage destroyed. Roof ripped off nursery. Estimated windspeed. Many trees blown over. 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 6, and the highest report was 5.5 inches near Orrock. Surface visibilities reported at KSTP dropped to 1 mile or less for several hours, a…

CoCoRaHS observers located 3 miles northeast of Zimmerman and 3 miles southeast of Clear Lake reported light freezing drizzle with a light ice accumulation.

Between 4 to 6 inches of snow fell across the county. CoCoRaHS observers measured 6 inches of snow 3 miles NE of Zimmerman and 6 inches 2 miles SE of Princeton. An official NWS Snowfall Observation recorded 5.6 inches at St. Cloud Airport. Additionally, the ASOS station at STC ai…

Snowfall totals across the county were estimated around 2 to 4 inches.The highest report was 4.0 inches 6 miles NE of Big Lake. The snow was generally light and fluffy, and fell over a period longer than 24 hours.

A combination of heavy snow and strong winds impacted the county Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning. Snowfall amounts around 2 to 5 inches were estimated across the county, and wind gusts around 35 to 45 mph were measured throughout the event at St Cloud Regional Airport.

Ten-inch tree broken by thunderstorm winds.

Snapped trees deposited debris on County Rd 16 off Hwy 10.

Report from Sheriffs dispatch of a tree down along a road in Becker Township.

Photo measurement provided via social media.

Photo provided on social media of 1.5-inch hail.

Over the course of 48 hours, CoCoRaHS observers across the county measured 3 to 7 inches of snowfall. The snow was split into two rounds, with roughly half of the overall total snow falling on the afternoon and evening of April 1 and the other half on the afternoon of April 2. Th…

Several hours of light freezing rain resulted in accumulations around 0.1 to 0.2 inches of flat ice across the county. Additional snow accumulations around up to 1 inch fell on top of the ice resulted in hazardous travel conditions Saturday into Sunday.

A few hours with wind chill below -40 observed at KSTC.

Multiple bands of snow moved through and produced generally 3 to 6 inches of light fluffy snow. A public observer measured 6.0 inches of snow accumulation near Zimmerman.

The ASOS located at the St. Cloud Regional Airport recorded several hours of extreme wind chills with a minimum recording of -43 degrees.

A quick burst of heavy snow brought a narrow band of up to 0.3 inches, and reduced visibilities to 1/4 mile near and along US HWY 10.

A band of 2 to 4 inches fell across the eastern part of the county. 4.0 inches of snow was measured 5.6 miles NNE of Big Lake, MN.

Three trees were reported down.

Multiple bands of snow moved through and produced generally 10 to 15 inches of heavy wet snow and 35 mph wind gusts. A CoCoRaHS observer measured 15.1 inches of snow 5 miles NNE of Big Lake, MN.

Six to eight inches of snow was reported across the county. Eight inches of snow was measured 7 miles SE of St. Cloud, MN.

Three to six inches of snow heavy fell across the southern half of the county. A CoCoRaHS observer 3 miles SE of Big Lake, MN measured 4.6 inches of snow.

A couple bands of snow moved through overnight and produced generally 1 to 4 inches of snow. Temperatures were below freezing, which led to icy roads.

Warm environmental temperatures in the mid 90s combined with high dewpoint values in the upper 70s caused high heat indices exceeding 105F for approximately four hours. The AWOS station located in Princeton, MN recorded an apparent temperature of 119F at 3:35 PM (CST).

Warm environmental temperatures in the upper 90s combined with high dewpoint values in the low 70s, caused high heat indices exceeding 105F for approximately three hours. The ASOS station located at the Princeton Municipal Airport recorded an apparent temperature of 107F at 4:15 …

Dispatch relayed multiple reports of trees down in Zimmerman. Time estimated by radar.

Tree fell on house and tent, three people had minor injuries. Time based on radar and dispatch report.

Dispatch relayed multiple reports of trees down in Elk River.

Quarter to half dollar size hail via picture on Twitter.

A storm chaser reported a brief funnel cloud.

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 0100 CST on April 01, before the snow ended during the e…

CoCoRaHS observations reported a very slight (< 1/16) glaze of ice on road and sidewalk surfaces north and south of St. Cloud, MN and also reports of freezing drizzle in Anoka County, MN.

Multiple bands of snow moved across the county. Sustained winds increased out of the northeast near 15-20 mph with gusts near 25 mph. Across the county, Interpolated Snowfall Analysis using the National Gridded Snowfall Analysis (NGSA) map detailed that at least 1-3 inches fell i…