See what our operations team sees.
Local weather, live radar, storm updates, and event reports — one place to check before you call. Because commercial customers shouldn't have to wonder.
The next 24 hours.
Hour-by-hour conditions for our service area — the same forecast our operations team watches. No active weather threats right now.
Hourly accumulation and chance of precipitation. Bar height matches the amount shown — blue = snow, red = freezing rain or sleet, grey = rain.
Forecast intelligence via TrueWX. Service on your property follows your contract and site plan.
The event feed.
Pre-storm notices, mid-event updates, and post-event summaries — posted by our team, timestamped, archived by season.
Mankato area conditions.
Forecast: TrueWX — the same data our operations team plans against.
Radar: Windy.com
Documentation you can hold onto.
Certified snowfall totals for our service area — third-party verified records of what actually fell, and when. The paper trail commercial properties need for safety, liability, and insurance.
April 19, 2026
Periods of rain and wet snow affected the area from 5:30 AM on Sunday, April 19th through 8:30 AM on Sunday, April 19th. Air temperatures began around 34° before rising to 36° during the event. Winds varied between 6 and 14 MPH, with gusts up to 25 MPH. Visibility was reduced to roughly 3.5 miles during the event. Paved surface accumulations varied.
Certified snowfall data via TrueWX. Need documentation for a specific event or property? Ask our team.
Before, during, after.
Check here first — it's faster than the phone during an event. Site-specific issues: always call 507-344-6500.
Please note: Weather Center updates are informational and describe general operations. Service execution on your property follows your contract and site plan, and may vary by scope, triggers, and priority level.
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