Minnesota weather: Flooding covers parts of western Minnesota

Heavy rainfall has led to flash flooding in western Minnesota, leading to property damage and some residents being unable to leave their homes. 

Western Minnesota flooding

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Flooding was seen in Clara City on Friday morning.

Footage shot by Tim Meyering shows water covering part of a neighborhood.

South Dakota also saw some flooding, with water in Sisseton carrying a propane tank toward Big Stone Lake.

Flooding near Ortonville left some residents trapped when roads in the area became impassable.

Friday rain totals 

By the numbers:

Here are the rainfall totals from the National Weather Service as of early afternoon on Friday, June 13:

  • Dawson: 4.99 inches
  • Willmar: 4.21 inches
  • Red Wing: 3.83 inches
  • Glencoe: 3.36 inches
  • Spicer: 3.09 inches
  • Montevideo: 3.3 inches
  • Watertown: 2.64 inches
  • Dassel: 2.64 inches
  • Cannon Falls: 2.62 inches
  • Hampton: 2.52 inches
  • Litchfield: 2.4 inches
  • Fairmont: 2.36 inches
  • Northfield: 2.35 inches
  • Delano: 2.31 inches
  • Carver: 2.3 inches
  • Paynesville: 2.25 inches
  • Watson: 2.24 inches
  • Veseli: 2.24 inches
  • Howard Lake: 2.22 inches
  • Lakeville: 2.22 inches
  • Farmington: 2.2 inches
  • St. Bonifacius: 2.16 inches
  • Minnetonka: 2.13 inches
  • New Prague: 2.13 inches
  • Norwood Young America: 2.12 inches
  • Starbuck: 2.08 inches
  • Plymouth: 2.02 inches
  • St. Paul: 2 inches
  • Lake Lillian: 2 inches
  • Chanhassen: 1.92 inches
  • Falcon Heights: 1.89 inches
  • Mound: 1.85 inches
  • Waconia: 1.84 inches
  • Eden Prairie: 1.8 inches
  • Le Center: 1.8 inches
  • Faribault: 1.8 inches
  • Minneapolis: 1.71 inches
  • Glenwood: 1.7 inches
  • Alexandria: 1.67 inches
  • Wayzata: 1.67 inches
  • Cold Spring: 1.66 inches
  • Burnsville: 1.58 inches
  • North Mankato: 1.5 inches

READ MORE: MN weather: Rainfall totals from Wednesday-Friday

The Source: This story used information from the FOX 9 weather forecast along with viewer-submitted photos and video.

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