How much snow fell in your part of Minnesota? Snow reports from across the state

Parts of Minnesota saw a foot of snow Wednesday into early Thursday, adding to what’s already been a very snowy winter across much of the state.

Here’s a roundup of snow totals reported by the National Weather Service, based on reports submitted by snow spotters across Minnesota and neighboring states, as of noon Thursday.

The snow that fell was of the light, fluffy variety — which means it’ll be easily picked up by strong northwest winds that are forecast to develop later Thursday and last into the weekend. Blizzard and winter storm warnings are in effect for much of the region.

Read more about the storm and its effects on MPR News’ storm roundup

Find forecast and warning updates on MPR Weather’s Updraft blog

• 12 inches — Tofte

• 11.7 inches — Lutsen

• 8.5 inches — Green Isle

• 8.3 inches — Ham Lake

• 8.1 inches — Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Robbinsdale, Ramsey

• 8 inches — Lakeville

• 7.7 inches — Dassel

• 7.5 inches — White Bear Lake

• 7.3 inches — Shakopee, Elko New Market, Lindstrom, East Bethel and Hopkins, Circle Pines, Savage, Rogers; Knapp, Wis.

• 7.2 inches — New Brighton

  

• 7 inches — Lake Elmo, Stacy, Tamarack, New Prague, Lino Lakes, Forest Lake, Chanhassen; Baldwin, Wis.; River Falls, Wis.

• 6.3 inches near Otsego

• 6.9 inches — Minneapolis, Fridley, Vadnais Heights, Coon Rapids

• 6.8 inches — Long Lake, Jordan, North Branch

• 6.7 inches — St. Paul Park

• 6.6 inches — Anoka, Le Center, Willmar

• 6.5 inches — St. Paul, Woodbury, Oakdale, Stillwater, Rosemount, Coates, Shoreview, Hutchinson

• 6.4 inches — Hugo, Carver, Excelsior

• 6.3 inches — New Ulm, Edina, Maple Grove

• 6.2 inches — Bayport, Prior Lake; Grantsburg, Wis.

  

• 6.1 inches — Osseo, Belview, Falcon Heights

• 6 inches — Winthrop, Maple Plain, Inver Grove Heights, Victoria; Menomonie, Wis.

• 5.9 inches — Bloomington, Rush City, St. Michael, Champlin, New Richmond, Wis.

• 5.8 inches — Mendota Heights, Harris, St. Bonifacius, Mound, Big Lake

• 5.7 inches — Roseville, Zumbrota

• 5.6 inches — North St. Paul, Richfield, Pine City, Vineland, Minnetonka

• 5.5 inches — Garrison, Watertown, Montrose, New Hope, Red Wing, Hastings; Hudson, Wis.; Stockholm, Wis.; Eau Claire, Wis.

• 5.3 inches — Waseca, Pillager

• 5.1 inches — Libby

• 5 inches — Clearwater, West St. Paul, St. Cloud, Avon, St. Stephen, Milaca, Sturgeon Lake, Kerrick, Cedar Mills, Pleasant Lake, Danube, Owatonna, Montevideo, Hovland

  

• 4.9 inches — Moose Lake

• 4.7 inches — Sartell, Orrock

• 4.6 inches — Grand Marais, Maple Lake, Theilman; De Soto, Wis.

• 4.5 inches — Kimball, Northfield, Cannon Falls, Duquette, Swan River, Deerwood

• 4.4 inches — Gowan

• 4.1 inches — Two Harbors, Miesville, Paynesville

• 4 inches — Slayton, Rochester, Dundas, Wright, Mankato, Faribault, Viola, Dover, Holyoke, Crosby, Malmo, St. Mathias; Guttenberg, Iowa

• 3.9 inches — Cloquet

• 3.8 inches — Camp Ripley, Fairmont, Silver Bay, Merrifield; Superior, Wis.

• 3.7 inches — Zumbro Falls, Caledonia, Pine River; La Crosse, Wis.

• 3.6 inches — Albany; Decorah, Iowa

  

• 3.5 inches — Brainerd, Skyline, Stewartville, Wilson, Dumfries

• 3.4 inches — Rice, Oronoco, Flensburg, Dakota

• 3.3 inches — Mound Prairie, Winona

• 3.2 inches — Cass Lake, Springfield

• 3.1 inches — Wrenshall

• 3 inches — Duluth, Mora, Douglas, Kasson, Rice Lake, Taft, Grand Rapids, Ashby, Hackensack, Hibbing, Leonidas, Mission

• 2.9 inches — Sawbill Lake

• 2.8 inches — Fort Ripley, St. Joseph, Elba, Mabel, La Prairie, Pontoria; St. Ansgar, Iowa

• 2.7 inches — Duluth airport, Warba, Coleraine, Pilot Mound

• 2.6 inches — Sea Gull Lake

• 2.5 inches — Waltham, Glenville, Fillmore, Chatfield, Palmers, Cohasset; Mayville, N.D.

• 2.4 inches — Brimson

  

• 2.3 inches — Austin

• 2.2 inches — Lanesboro

• 2.1 inches — Keewatin, Ottertail, Taconite

• 2 inches — Ely, Nisswa, Federal Dam, Moorhead, Embarrass, Biwabik, Kabetogama, Celina, Dunvilla

• 1.8 inches — Chisholm

• 1.5 inches — International Falls, Cotton

• 1.4 inches — Cook

• 1.1 inches — Grand Forks, N.D.

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