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Minnesota News
Andrew Krueger

Snow totals from around Minnesota continue to climb

A snowblower blasts snow into the air.
Moorhead residents clean up on Monday after a weekend storm clogged streets and sidewalks.
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Updated: Dec. 30, 3:30 p.m.

Snow totals from around Minnesota and neighboring states, as reported by the National Weather Service through 3:30 p.m. Monday. Snow was still falling in many locations, so these may not be final snow totals.

Communities are in Minnesota unless noted.

  • 18 inches - Webster, S.D.

  • 17.5 inches - Watertown, S.D.

  • 17 inches - Frontier, N.D., Forman, N.D.

  • 16 inches - Brooks, Oklee

  • 14 inches - Mayville, N.D., Mapleton, N.D.,

  • 13.5 inches - Grand Forks Air Force Base, N.D.

  • 13 inches - Bemidji, Bagley, Waskish, Elbow Lake, Fisher, Climax

  • 12.9 inches - Grand Forks, N.D.

  • 12.5 inches - Bigfork, Shevlin

  • 12.3 inches - Fargo, N.D.

  • 12.1 inches - Northome

  • 12 inches - Crookston, Park Rapids, Detroit Lakes, Hendrum, Mekinock, N.D.

  • 11.6 inches - Holt

  • 11.5 inches - Moorhead, Saum

  • 11.3 inches - Milbank, S.D.

  • 11 inches - Frazee, Whipholt, Cass Lake

  • 10.4 inches - Chisholm

  • 10 inches - Pennington, Kelliher, Twin Valley, Boyd

  • 9.5 inches - Callaway

  • 9.2 inches - Big Falls

  • 9 inches - Walker, Sebeka, Side Lake, Madison, Pelican Rapids, Canby

  • 8.8 inches - Two Harbors (7 miles N), Fergus Falls

  • 8.6 inches - Breckenridge

  • 8.5 inches - Newfolden

  • 8 inches - Hibbing, Mentor, Bovey, Federal Dam, Castle Danger, Canyon, Cook, Rothsay; Sisseton, S.D.

  • 7.8 inches - Lavinia, International Falls

  • 7.7 inches - Finland

  • 7.5 inches - New York Mills, Hovland

  • 7 inches - Coleraine, Rice Lake, Battle Lake, Crane Lake, Tofte, Artichoke, Roseau

  • 6.8 inches - Brimson

  • 6.7 inches - Shaw

  • 6.5 inches - Fredenberg, Nimrod

  • 6.4 inches - Keewatin, Cormorant

  • 6.3 inches - Taconite, Ely

  • 6.2 inches - Zemple, Milan

  • 6 inches - Pine River, Libby, McKinley, Duluth

  • 5.9 inches - Warroad

  • 5.7 inches - Cohasset, Nashwauk

  • 5.6 inches - Embarrass

  • 5.5 inches - Cotton

  • 5 inches - Grand Marais, Currie

  • 4 inches - Marshall