The Upper Midwest is no stranger to snow. Another winter storm moved through the area on Tuesday and dumped more powder across the region.
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Snow bands set up and dropped several inches of snow. A few cities even set daily snowfall records Tuesday too. Many of the new records shattered the previous ones. Wausau, WI set a new record that was almost 4" greater than the previous record from 1923.
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This snow started to break out across Montana Monday morning and slowly pushes east. Even Sioux Falls, SD set a new record snowfall on Tuesday.
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While some spots may not have set new snowfall records, many still saw some extremely impressive amounts of the 3rd of April.
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More snow is possible for the Upper Midwest as we end the week. This may leave a lot of you asking, "Where is spring?"
For WeatherNation, Meteorologist Kate Mantych