Snow reports from around Minnesota

Updated: 5:55 p.m.

Snow totals from across Minnesota and surrounding states, as reported by weather spotters and relayed by the National Weather Service as of 5:50 p.m. Saturday.

It was still snowing in some areas, so these may not be final snow totals.

• 16.5 inches - Hovland

• 15 inches - Lutsen

• 14 inches - Finland

• 13 inches - Grand Marais (2 miles NE)

• 11.2 inches - Silver Bay

• 11.1 inches - Two Harbors (6 miles N)

• 11 inches - Brimson

• 10.6 inches - Lutsen

• 10 inches - Isabella, Cohasset, McKinley

• 9.7 inches - Island Lake

• 9.5 inches - Kabetogama, Crookston

• 9 inches - Makinen, Buyck, Leader, Hill City

• 8.9 inches - Two Harbors

• 8.8 inches - Cook

• 8.5 inches - Bigfork, Nisswa

• 8.4 inches - Keewatin

• 8.3 inches - Iron Junction

• 8.1 inches - Taconite

• 8 inches - Chisholm, Duluth (Gary-New Duluth)

• 7.8 inches - Mahtowa

• 7.7 inches - Cloquet

• 7.6 inches - Brainerd; Cornucopia, Wis.

• 7.5 inches - Marcell, Pine River, Pillager, New Prague

• 7.4 inches - Taft

• 7.2 inches - Sioux Falls, S.D.

• 7 inches - Coleraine, Moose Lake, Slayton, Lakefield, Brewster, Orr, Shaw, Nemadji, Willow River; Sibley, Iowa; Ashton, Iowa; Houghton, Mich.

• 6.8 inches - Kettle River

• 6.6 inches - Ely, Libby

• 6.5 inches - Duluth airport, Shevlin

• 6.3 inches - Mora, Onamia

• 6.2 inches - Redwood Falls, Fort Ripley, Holyoke

• 6.1 inches - Pleasant Lake

• 6 inches - Mankato, Hermantown, Worthington, Montevideo, Edgerton, Big Falls, Milaca, Winger, Payne, St. James, Kimball, Seagull Lake; Nye, Wis.; Milbank, S.D.

• 5.9 inches - Muskoda

• 5.8 inches - Richfield

• 5.7 inches - Hayfield; Superior, Wis.

• 5.5 inches - Marshall

  

• 5.4 inches - Dassel

• 5.3 inches - Willmar, Pelican Rapids; Grantsburg, Wis.

• 5.2 inches - Alexandria, Carver, Plymouth; Swea City, Iowa

• 5.1 inches - Wright

• 5 inches - Wright, St. Cloud, Faribault, North Branch, Springfield, Dunvilla, Little Falls, New Ulm, Roseville, Utica, Long Prairie, Watertown, Milan, Paynesville, Ellendale, Roseau, St. Stephen, New York Mills, Princeton, Oshawa; Clear Lake, Wis.

• 4.9 inches - Minneapolis-St. Paul airport, Chanhassen, Foreston

• 4.8 inches - St. Joseph

• 4.7 inches - Hastings, Rice

• 4.5 inches - Rochester, Red Wing, Austin, Owatonna, Prior Lake, Rosemount, Warroad, Henderson, Ottertail, St. Peter, Lakeville; Mason City, Iowa

• 4.3 inches - Hutchinson, Glencoe

• 4.1 inches - Fargo, N.D.

• 4 inches - Oakdale, Tamarack, Winona, Elba, Montgomery, Cambridge, Sauk Rapids, Eagan, Lake City; Lidgerwood, N.D.; Calmar, Iowa; Dorchester, Iowa

• 3.8 inches - Chisago City, Golden Valley, Browns Valley, Douglas, Predmore

• 3.6 inches - Grandin, N.D.

• 3.5 inches - Eden Prairie; La Crosse, Wis.

• 3.4 inches - Wabasha, Zumbro Falls; Grand Forks, N.D.; North River, N.D.

• 3.3 inches - Woodbury, Bricelyn

• 3.2 inches - Lino Lakes, Blaine, Mabel

• 3 inches - Roseville, Rockford, Turtle River, Westbury, Preston; River Falls, Wis.

• 2.5 inches - Anoka

• 2 inches - Waseca

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