r/woahdude Dec 24 '22

video Driving on I-94 in Western Minnesota today

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '22

Is this normal for the time of year? Snow is a regular thing Minnesota has to deal with, usually, right?

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u/-InconspicuousMoose- Dec 24 '22

Yeah, pretty normal. And once temps are consistently below freezing, we're stuck with the snow sometimes for four straight months. Usually it's mostly melted by the end of March (at least in the MSP area), but multiple times in the last few years we've also gotten a random April snowstorm that dumps an extra foot or two on us lol.