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St. Louis Itasca Cass Lake Polk Beltrami Aitkin Pine Cook Koochiching Otter Tail Clay Roseau Marshall Becker Todd Stearns Kittson Swift Lyon Pope Morrison Wilkin Renville Carlton Martin Hubbard Rice Wright Norman Fillmore Mower Crow Wing Nobles Murray Grant Sibley Brown Lake of the Woods Rock Redwood Kandiyohi Douglas Jackson Meeker Goodhue Winona Isanti Faribault Dakota Freeborn Olmsted Lincoln Blue Earth Scott Stevens Anoka Houston Steele Traverse Dodge Nicollet McLeod Hennepin Chippewa Wabasha Benton Lac Qui Parle Carver Pennington Big Stone Cottonwood Was- eca Le Sueur Yellow Medicine Red Lake Sherburne Waton- wan Clear- water Mille Lacs Wad- ena Kan- abec Chisago Mahno- men Pipe- stone Wash- ing- ton Ram- sey 0 25 50 75 100 Miles Winter Severity Index (WSI) for White-tailed Deer Legend County Boundaries Winter Severity Index 50 or lower 50 - 79 80 - 89 90 - 99 100 - 119 120 - 139 140 - 159 160 - 179 180 or higher The Winter Severity Index (WSI) is a general measure of winter conditions based on the premise that prolonged cold temperatures and deep snow can reduce overwinter survival of white-tailed deer. In Minnesota the WSI is calculated by accumulating a point for each day with an ambient temperature <= 0 degrees F and an additional point for each day with a snow depth >= 15 inches. End-of-season values <100 indicate a mild winter; values >180 indicate a severe winter. November 1st, 2010 - May 30th, 2011 Temperature data: PRISM Climate Group Snow depth data: MN Climatology Working Group July 22nd, 2015 Section of Wildlife Bob Wright, MN.IT@DNR

Winter Severity Index (WSI) for White-tailed Deerfiles.dnr.state.mn.us/recreation/hunting/deer/maps_wsi... · 2015. 10. 28. · The Winter Severity Index (WSI) is a general measure

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  • St. LouisItasca

    Cass

    LakePolk

    Beltrami

    Aitkin

    Pine

    Cook

    Koochiching

    Otter Tail

    Clay

    Roseau

    Marshall

    Becker

    Todd

    Stearns

    Kittson

    Swift

    Lyon

    Pope

    Morrison

    Wilkin

    Renville

    Carlton

    Martin

    Hubbard

    Rice

    Wright

    Norman

    FillmoreMower

    CrowWing

    Nobles

    Murray

    Grant

    Sibley

    Brown

    Lakeof

    theWoods

    Rock

    Redwood

    Kandiyohi

    Douglas

    Jackson

    Meeker

    Goodhue

    Winona

    Isanti

    Faribault

    Dakota

    Freeborn

    Olmsted

    Lincoln

    Blue Earth

    Scott

    Stevens

    Anoka

    Houston

    Steele

    Traverse

    Dodge

    Nicollet

    McLeod

    HennepinChippewa

    Wabasha

    Benton

    LacQui

    Parle

    Carver

    Pennington

    Big Stone

    CottonwoodWas-eca

    LeSueur

    Yellow Medicine

    Red Lake

    Sherburne

    Waton-wan

    Clear-water

    MilleLacs

    Wad-ena

    Kan-abec

    Chisago

    Mahno-men

    Pipe-stone

    Wash-ing-tonRam-

    sey

    0 25 50 75 100Miles

    Winter Severity Index (WSI) for White-tailed Deer

    LegendCounty Boundaries

    Winter Severity Index50 or lower50 - 7980 - 8990 - 99100 - 119120 - 139140 - 159160 - 179180 or higher

    The Winter Severity Index (WSI)is a general measure of winter conditions based on the premisethat prolonged cold temperaturesand deep snow can reduce overwinter survival of white-taileddeer. In Minnesota the WSI iscalculated by accumulating a pointfor each day with an ambienttemperature = 15 inches. End-of-season values 180 indicate a severe winter.

    November 1st, 2010 - May 30th, 2011

    Temperature data: PRISM Climate GroupSnow depth data: MN Climatology Working Group

    July 22nd, 2015Section of WildlifeBob Wright, MN.IT@DNR

  • St. LouisItasca

    Cass

    LakePolk

    Beltrami

    Aitkin

    Pine

    Cook

    Koochiching

    Otter Tail

    Clay

    Roseau

    Marshall

    Becker

    Todd

    Stearns

    Kittson

    Swift

    Lyon

    Pope

    Morrison

    Wilkin

    Renville

    Carlton

    Martin

    Hubbard

    Rice

    Wright

    Norman

    FillmoreMower

    CrowWing

    Nobles

    Murray

    Grant

    Sibley

    Brown

    Lakeof

    theWoods

    Rock

    Redwood

    Kandiyohi

    Douglas

    Jackson

    Meeker

    Goodhue

    Winona

    Isanti

    Faribault

    Dakota

    Freeborn

    Olmsted

    Lincoln

    Blue Earth

    Scott

    Stevens

    Anoka

    Houston

    Steele

    Traverse

    Dodge

    Nicollet

    McLeod

    HennepinChippewa

    Wabasha

    Benton

    LacQui

    Parle

    Carver

    Pennington

    Big Stone

    CottonwoodWas-eca

    LeSueur

    Yellow Medicine

    Red Lake

    Sherburne

    Waton-wan

    Clear-water

    MilleLacs

    Wad-ena

    Kan-abec

    Chisago

    Mahno-men

    Pipe-stone

    Wash-ing-tonRam-

    sey

    0 25 50 75 100Miles

    Winter Severity Index (WSI) for White-tailed Deer

    LegendCounty Boundaries

    Winter Severity Index50 or lower50 - 7980 - 8990 - 99100 - 119120 - 139140 - 159160 - 179180 or higher

    The Winter Severity Index (WSI)is a general measure of winter conditions based on the premisethat prolonged cold temperaturesand deep snow can reduce overwinter survival of white-taileddeer. In Minnesota the WSI iscalculated by accumulating a pointfor each day with an ambienttemperature = 15 inches. End-of-season values 180 indicate a severe winter.

    November 1st, 2011 - May 30th, 2012

    Temperature data: PRISM Climate GroupSnow depth data: MN Climatology Working Group

    July 22nd, 2015Section of WildlifeBob Wright, MN.IT@DNR

  • St. LouisItasca

    Cass

    LakePolk

    Beltrami

    Aitkin

    Pine

    Cook

    Koochiching

    Otter Tail

    Clay

    Roseau

    Marshall

    Becker

    Todd

    Stearns

    Kittson

    Swift

    Lyon

    Pope

    Morrison

    Wilkin

    Renville

    Carlton

    Martin

    Hubbard

    Rice

    Wright

    Norman

    FillmoreMower

    CrowWing

    Nobles

    Murray

    Grant

    Sibley

    Brown

    Lakeof

    theWoods

    Rock

    Redwood

    Kandiyohi

    Douglas

    Jackson

    Meeker

    Goodhue

    Winona

    Isanti

    Faribault

    Dakota

    Freeborn

    Olmsted

    Lincoln

    Blue Earth

    Scott

    Stevens

    Anoka

    Houston

    Steele

    Traverse

    Dodge

    Nicollet

    McLeod

    HennepinChippewa

    Wabasha

    Benton

    LacQui

    Parle

    Carver

    Pennington

    Big Stone

    CottonwoodWas-eca

    LeSueur

    Yellow Medicine

    Red Lake

    Sherburne

    Waton-wan

    Clear-water

    MilleLacs

    Wad-ena

    Kan-abec

    Chisago

    Mahno-men

    Pipe-stone

    Wash-ing-tonRam-

    sey

    0 25 50 75 100Miles

    Winter Severity Index (WSI) for White-tailed Deer

    LegendCounty Boundaries

    Winter Severity Index50 or lower50 - 7980 - 8990 - 99100 - 119120 - 139140 - 159160 - 179180 or higher

    The Winter Severity Index (WSI)is a general measure of winter conditions based on the premisethat prolonged cold temperaturesand deep snow can reduce overwinter survival of white-taileddeer. In Minnesota the WSI iscalculated by accumulating a pointfor each day with an ambienttemperature = 15 inches. End-of-season values 180 indicate a severe winter.

    November 1st, 2012 - May 30th, 2013

    Temperature data: PRISM Climate GroupSnow depth data: MN Climatology Working Group

    July 22nd, 2015Section of WildlifeBob Wright, MN.IT@DNR

  • St. LouisItasca

    Cass

    LakePolk

    Beltrami

    Aitkin

    Pine

    Cook

    Koochiching

    Otter Tail

    Clay

    Roseau

    Marshall

    Becker

    Todd

    Stearns

    Kittson

    Swift

    Lyon

    Pope

    Morrison

    Wilkin

    Renville

    Carlton

    Martin

    Hubbard

    Rice

    Wright

    Norman

    FillmoreMower

    CrowWing

    Nobles

    Murray

    Grant

    Sibley

    Brown

    Lakeof

    theWoods

    Rock

    Redwood

    Kandiyohi

    Douglas

    Jackson

    Meeker

    Goodhue

    Winona

    Isanti

    Faribault

    Dakota

    Freeborn

    Olmsted

    Lincoln

    Blue Earth

    Scott

    Stevens

    Anoka

    Houston

    Steele

    Traverse

    Dodge

    Nicollet

    McLeod

    HennepinChippewa

    Wabasha

    Benton

    LacQui

    Parle

    Carver

    Pennington

    Big Stone

    CottonwoodWas-eca

    LeSueur

    Yellow Medicine

    Red Lake

    Sherburne

    Waton-wan

    Clear-water

    MilleLacs

    Wad-ena

    Kan-abec

    Chisago

    Mahno-men

    Pipe-stone

    Wash-ing-tonRam-

    sey

    0 25 50 75 100Miles

    Winter Severity Index (WSI) for White-tailed Deer

    LegendCounty Boundaries

    Winter Severity Index50 or lower50 - 7980 - 8990 - 99100 - 119120 - 139140 - 159160 - 179180 or higher

    The Winter Severity Index (WSI)is a general measure of winter conditions based on the premisethat prolonged cold temperaturesand deep snow can reduce overwinter survival of white-taileddeer. In Minnesota the WSI iscalculated by accumulating a pointfor each day with an ambienttemperature = 15 inches. End-of-season values 180 indicate a severe winter.

    November 1st, 2013 - May 30th, 2014

    Temperature data: PRISM Climate GroupSnow depth data: MN Climatology Working Group

    July 22nd, 2015Section of WildlifeBob Wright, MN.IT@DNR

  • St. LouisItasca

    Cass

    LakePolk

    Beltrami

    Aitkin

    Pine

    Cook

    Koochiching

    Otter Tail

    Clay

    Roseau

    Marshall

    Becker

    Todd

    Stearns

    Kittson

    Swift

    Lyon

    Pope

    Morrison

    Wilkin

    Renville

    Carlton

    Martin

    Hubbard

    Rice

    Wright

    Norman

    FillmoreMower

    CrowWing

    Nobles

    Murray

    Grant

    Sibley

    Brown

    Lakeof

    theWoods

    Rock

    Redwood

    Kandiyohi

    Douglas

    Jackson

    Meeker

    Goodhue

    Winona

    Isanti

    Faribault

    Dakota

    Freeborn

    Olmsted

    Lincoln

    Blue Earth

    Scott

    Stevens

    Anoka

    Houston

    Steele

    Traverse

    Dodge

    Nicollet

    McLeod

    HennepinChippewa

    Wabasha

    Benton

    LacQui

    Parle

    Carver

    Pennington

    Big Stone

    CottonwoodWas-eca

    LeSueur

    Yellow Medicine

    Red Lake

    Sherburne

    Waton-wan

    Clear-water

    MilleLacs

    Wad-ena

    Kan-abec

    Chisago

    Mahno-men

    Pipe-stone

    Wash-ing-tonRam-

    sey

    0 25 50 75 100Miles

    Winter Severity Index (WSI) for White-tailed Deer

    LegendCounty Boundaries

    Winter Severity Index50 or lower50 - 7980 - 8990 - 99100 - 119120 - 139140 - 159160 - 179180 or higher

    The Winter Severity Index (WSI)is a general measure of winter conditions based on the premisethat prolonged cold temperaturesand deep snow can reduce overwinter survival of white-taileddeer. In Minnesota the WSI iscalculated by accumulating a pointfor each day with an ambienttemperature = 15 inches. End-of-season values 180 indicate a severe winter.

    November 1st, 2014 - May 30th, 2015

    July 22nd, 2015Section of WildlifeBob Wright, MN.IT@DNR

    Temperature and snow depth data providedby the MN Climatology Working Group.

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