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Much of Minnesota woke up to the first snowfall of the season Tuesday morning.
The Twin Cities metro area and much of the rest of Minnesota saw 1 to 3 inches of snow from late Monday into Tuesday.
Send us your first snowfall photos at tell@mpr.org.
Here’s a look at some snowfall totals, as reported by the National Weather Service on Tuesday morning. It was still snowing in some areas, so snow totals may change later in the day.
8.4 inches — Two Harbors
5 inches — Westbury, Deer Creek, Waubun
4.4 inches — Brimson
4.2 inches — Verndale
4.1 inches — Friesland
4 inches — Chatfield, Douglas, New York Mills
3.7 inches — Silver Bay, Wadena
3.3 inches — Ottertail
3.2 inches — Cormorant
3 inches — Hugo, Maple Plain, Perham, Iron Junction
2.9 inches — St. Stephen
2.8 inches — Elko New Market
2.6 inches — Brookston
2.5 inches — Circle Pines, Mendota Heights, Chester, Tower, Burnsville, Bowstring, Muskoda
Glowing jack-o-lantern decorations are highlighted by the snowfall at a residence in Stillwater after the snowfall on Tuesday.
Erin Warhol | MPR News
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