How much rain fell during the Friday and Saturday severe storms in Minnesota? originally appeared on Bring Me The News.
Two rounds of severe storms dropped a deluge of rain on Minnesota on Friday night and Saturday morning.
A system swept through the state Friday afternoon, dropping several inches of rain and bringing strong gusts of wind that contributed to around 15,000 households in the Twin Cities area losing power.
More power outages followed with an early morning storm that was severe in central Minnesota. While it had weakened by the time it reached the metro area, it was still strong enough for several more inches of rain.
Storms on Saturday night and early Sunday were expected to bring more rain to parts of the state, and more could follow on Sunday evening.
Here's a look at the latest rain totals from the Friday and Saturday storms, based on submissions to the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRAHS).
This list will be updated following Sunday's expected rain.
4.48 inches – Minneapolis
3.80 inches – Marshall
3.62 inches – Dawson
3.59 inches – Oakdale
3.51 inches – Montevideo
3.49 inches – Inver Grove Heights
3.35 inches – St. Paul
3.30 inches – Dellwood
3.21 inches – Hastings
3.12 inches – White Bear Lake
3.04 inches – North Oaks
3.00 inches – Coon Rapids
2.95 inches – Mahtomedi
2.91 inches – St. Paul Park
2.87 inches – Afton
2.66 inches – Rosemount
2.65 inches – Anoka
2.62 inches – Raymond
2.60 inches – Champlin
2.50 inches – Dennison, Sacred Heart
2.41 inches – Rockford
2.40 inches – Maplewood
2.39 inches – Pine Springs
2.34 inches – Apple Valley
2.33 inches – St. Louis Park
2.30 inches – Lino Lakes, Watkins
2.29 inches – Eden Prairie
2.25 inches – Clearwater
2.24 inches – Richfield, Lake Elmo
2.23 inches – Cottage Grove, Hugo, St. Michael
2.22 inches – Montrose, Corcoran
2.19 inches – Vadnais Heights, Stillwater, Buffalo
You can find more totals here.
This story was originally reported by Bring Me The News on Aug 17, 2025, where it first appeared.
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