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Some parts of southeast Minnesota saw nearly 10 inches of snow from late Sunday into Monday, as a 


The highest snow total reported by the National Weather Service as of 10:45 a.m. Monday was 9.5 inches at Mabel, in Fillmore County near the Iowa border. Spotters in Brownsville and Goodview each reported 9 inches.

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The official total at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was 4.2 inches as of 6 a.m. Monday — that may go up after some additional light snow is included.


Here are snow reports from around Minnesota as of 10:45 a.m. Monday, as relayed by the National Weather Service. Snow continued to fall in some areas — so these are not necessarily final snow totals:

 — Mankato, Douglas, Carlos, Winona, Blue Earth

 — Rochester, Dodge Center, Mantorville, St. James, Fillmore, Spring Valley, Hastings, Sebeka, Henderson

 — Chanhassen, Rosemount, Burnsville, Prior Lake, Robbinsdale, Golden Valley, Wabasha, Austin, Milaca, Plymouth

 — Winthrop, Waseca, Osseo, Delano, Maple Lake, Stillwater, Sartell, Little Falls

 — Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Montevideo

 — Rochester, Kimball, Richfield, Ramsey, East Bethel, Richfield, Albany, Brainerd, Bemidji

 — St. Cloud, Cambridge, North St. Paul

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Some parts of southeast Minnesota saw nearly 10 inches of snow from late Sunday into Monday, as a winter storm moved across the state.

Andy Maxfield brushes snow from his truck outside his home. 

Snow reports from around Minnesota

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