Forget the multiple rounds of heavy April snow. Most, if not all, of the snow-cover will melt in near-70-degree temperatures in just a few days.
The latest springtime snowstorm to batter the Twin Cities ended up dropping about 4 inches of snow at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport by Tuesday morning, April 23, according to observations from the National Weather Service.
That amount held true for most of the metro area, with the heaviest snow -- a band of 6 and 7 inch accumulation -- falling to the south, in the Lakeville and New Prague areas.
The storm threatened to dump up to 9 inches of snow in the metro, a figure that would have made this April the snowiest in Twin Cities recorded history, surpassing a total....
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