Spring snow storm: Your photos and snowfall totals from around Minnesota
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Updated: 1 p.m.
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.
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.
14.5 inches — East Gull Lake
13 inches — Two Harbors
13 inches — Barron, Wis.
12.3 inches — Knapp, Wis.
11.8 inches — Balsam Lake, Wis.
11.6 inches — Duluth (Gary-New Duluth neighborhood)
11 inches — Mora
11 inches — Ham Lake
10.5 inches — Duluth (West Duluth)
10.4 inches — Cambridge
10.3 inches — Blaine
10.3 inches — Menomonie, Wis.
10 inches — Brookston
10 inches — St. Francis
9.5 inches — Albertville
9.5 inches — Howard Lake
9.4 inches — New Brighton
9.2 inches — Golden Valley
9.1 inches — Hugo
9 inches — Baxter
9 inches — Buffalo
9 inches — Wayzata
9 inches — Fridley
9 inches — Stillwater
9 inches — East Bethel
8.9 inches — Tamarack
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
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
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
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
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
5 inches — Plymouth
5 inches — Winthrop
5 inches — Maple Plain
4.8 inches — Lester Park
4.5 inches — Brimson
4.5 inches — Brainerd
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
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