Uploaded May 2011 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
SNOW... IN MAY?
After the 87" inches that pummeled the Twin Cities from fall 2010, throughout winter and into spring, Minnesotan's are quickly losing hope of ever having a warm spring.
April and May have proven to be well below average in temperatures and above average in precipitation. Being consistently cold and cloudy hasn't helped with people's attitudes here either.
Adding insult to injury, the few nice days we've had have been significantly windy.
Mother Nature... seriously, it's time to give us a break.
SNOW... IN MAY?
After the 87" inches that pummeled the Twin Cities from fall 2010, throughout winter and into spring, Minnesotan's are quickly losing hope of ever having a warm spring.
April and May have proven to be well below average in temperatures and above average in precipitation. Being consistently cold and cloudy hasn't helped with people's attitudes here either.
Adding insult to injury, the few nice days we've had have been significantly windy.
Mother Nature... seriously, it's time to give us a break.
