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Spring snow storm: Your photos and snowfall totals from around Minnesota
Matt Versaevel (right) and Will Versaevel, 3, watch their dog Nala catch a snowball in their front yard in Marshall as the snow began to fall thicker in the late afternoon on Sunday.
The season’s biggest snowfall hit Minnesota from Sunday into Monday.
Parts of northern Minnesota had received more than a foot of snow as of midday Monday, with snow still falling.
And the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport set a daily record of 8.2 inches of snow on Sunday, before the precipitation changed over to rain on Monday. The previous record for March 24 was 6.8 inches, set in 1996.
Send us your snowfall photos at tell@mpr.org and let us know where they were taken.
Gold Medal Park in Minneapolis is covered in snow on Sunday.
Courtesy of Holly Schulz
Here’s a look at some snowfall totals, as reported by the National Weather Service as of midday Monday. It was still snowing in some areas, so snow totals may change later in the day.
Charlotte, 10, catches snowflakes on her tongue in St. Paul.
Hannah Stander
8.8 inches — Litchfield
8.6 inches — Waite Park
8.5 inches — Cloquet
8.5 inches — Finland
8.5 inches — Princeton
8.3 inches — Zimmerman
8.2 inches — Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
8.2 inches — St. Augusta
8.1 inches — Chanhassen
8.1 inches — Shafer
8 inches — Clear Lake
8 inches — Bradford
8 inches — Luxemburg
8 inches — Hovland
Canoes are covered in snow near the Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis on Sunday, March 24, 2024.
Courtesy of Áedán Donovan
7.7 inches — Lutsen
7.5 inches — Minnetonka
7.5 inches — Zimmerman
7.5 inches — Chisago City
7.5 inches — St. Francis
7.5 inches — Woodbury
7.5 inches — Two Harbors
7.5 inches — Superior, Wis.
7.5 inches — Corcoran
7.5 inches — Bloomington
7.5 inches — Milaca
7.4 inches — Stacy
7 inches — Minneapolis
Self-described "winter person" Adrian Kenney, 6, plays in the snow he has been waiting for in Shoreview. "He is joyfully adding to his snowball mountain while he constructs a magical ice tunnel," Jamie Kenney said.
Jamie Kenney
7 inches — New York Mills
7 inches — Wabasha
7 inches — Lake Shore
7 inches — Oak Grove
7 inches — Blaine
6.9 inches — Hayward, Wis.
6.8 inches — Prior Lake
6.6 inches — Victoria
6.5 inches — Moose Lake
6.5 inches — Rochester
6.5 inches — Douglas
6.5 inches — Hermantown
Snow falls in the Mill City area in Minneapolis during the snowstorm.
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6.1 inches — Falcon Heights
6 inches — Grand Marias
6 inches — Eagan
6 inches — Rosemount
6 inches — Breezy Point
6 inches — Motley
6 inches — Pine River
6 inches — Wadena
6 inches — Elk Creek
6 inches — Lewiston
"This little guy is usually hard at work on the suet, but sat for some time, looking around in the sky as to say: 'What is this disrupting my day?'" Cathy DeJarlais said.
Courtesy of Cathy DeJarlais
5.8 inches — Orono
5.7 inches — Forest Lake
5.6 inches — Brooklyn Park
5.5 inches — Osseo
5.5 inches — Elko New Market
5.5 inches — Maplewood
5.5 inches — Baxter
5.5 inches — Parkers Prairie
5.2 inches — Prior Lake
5 inches — Iron Mountain
5 inches — Caledonia
5 inches — Mantorville
A snowy day in Grey Cloud Island on Sunday.
Courtesy of Laura Tracy
5 inches — Plymouth
5 inches — Winthrop
5 inches — Maple Plain
4.8 inches — Lester Park
4.5 inches — Brimson
4.5 inches — Brainerd
Snow covers a yard in Plymouth in the snowstorm.
Sandra Reinhart
4.2 inches — Mahtowa
4.2 inches — Barrows
4 inches — Red Wing
4 inches — Silver Bay
4 inches — Finland
4 inches — Waconia
4 inches — Vining
4 inches — Moorhead
3.9 inches — Fillmore
3.8 inches — Esko
3.8 inches — Buffalo
3.7 inches — Columbia Heights
3.7 inches — Clearwater
3.6 inches — Hastings
Adry pulls Nellie the cat in the snow in Minneapolis.
Rose James
It's sledding time in Richfield!
William Larson
Zoey at Afton State Park.
Sarah Linde
Snowflakes land on a trail at Patrick Eagan Park in Eagan.
Deepa N.
A duck contemplates the snow in Arden Hills.
Rob Williams
Snow covers the paths and forest in Lebanon Hills Regional Park on Sunday.
Courtesy of Dustin Cesarek
A young child plays with the snow near a walkway in Como Park neighborhood of St. Paul Sunday.
Courtesy of Tana Welter
A view of Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis on Sunday.
Courtesy of Áedán Donovan
A family in Burnsville celebrates the first snowball fight of the season Sunday. "The three-year-old was very confused when putting on snow pants as he hasn't worn them for as long as he can remember," said Laura Van Luven.
Courtesy of Laura Van Luven
John Littlewolf and daughter Giuliana take a walk during a snowfall on Sunday afternoon in St Paul.
Courtesy of John Littlewolf
Snow falls at Valley Park in Roseville on Sunday.
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A bird was photographed during a snowstorm in southern Minnesota on Friday.
Courtesy of Rena Langowski
"On March 14, we were so excited to be the first boat and dock in Lake Henry. Today, we're worried it might have been the last time we got them in. Ice is back on and blowing straight towards our shore," said Eliza Henrich in Alexandria.
Courtesy of Eliza Henrich
Guava the dog enjoys playing with snow in her backyard in south Minneapolis on Sunday.
Courtesy of Tyler F
A bird eats from a birdfeeder covered in snow in Duluth on Sunday.
Courtesy of Sienna Prom
Nyx the cat celebrates her first birthday in the snow.
Courtesy of William Thorne
Enjoying the view from an Easter-decorated living room on Sunday.
Courtesy of Jeremy Pangerl
Snow covers some garden ornaments in Central Minnesota, near the St. Cloud Airport on Sunday.
Courtesy of Melissa Brown
Punk the horse stares at the snow at Cross Creek Stables in Cologne on Sunday.
Courtesy of Carolyn Bastick
Snow falls over Stillwater during a winter storm on Sunday.
Erin Warhol | MPR News
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