Snow totals from around Minnesota

Snow falls on Cathedral Hill in St. Paul
Snow falls on Cathedral Hill in St. Paul on Saturday, March 9, 2019. The precipitation started as rain earlier in the day, then changed over to snow during the evening hours.
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Snow totals from around Minnesota from Saturday into Sunday, as reported by the National Weather Service through noon Sunday.

15 inches — Herman, Pelican Rapids

14.1 inches — Rothsay

13 inches — Detroit Lakes

12 inches — Holloway, Red Lake Falls, Mahnomen

11 inches — Fergus Falls, Ada, Ortonville

10.5 inches — Breckenridge, Lake Lillian

10.3 inches — Sabin

10 inches — Ashby, Artichoke, Plummer, Grygla, Canby, St. Joseph

9.8 inches — Alexandria

9 inches — Thief River Falls, Hutchinson, Deerwood, Carlisle, Pleasant Lake, Dilworth

Snow accumulates on branches on Summit Avenue in St. Paul
Snow accumulates on branches on Summit Avenue in St. Paul during a winter storm on Saturday, March 9, 2019.
Caroline Yang for MPR News

8.5 inches — Hoffman, Brandon, Milan, Dassel

8.4 inches — Willmar

8.2 inches — Donnelly

8 inches — St. Stephen, Becker, Kelliher, Remer, Sauk Rapids

7.8 inches — Rice, Santiago

7.5 inches — St. Cloud, Foley, Hendrum

7.4 inches — Danube

7.3 inches — Browns Valley

7.2 inches — Wheaton

7 inches — Madison, Montevideo, Lake Benton, Wolverton, Greenbush, Twin Valley, Shephard, Otsego, Albany

6.9 inches — Brainerd, Foreston

6.8 inches — Audubon, Oak Grove

6.7 inches — Moorhead, Aitkin

6.5 inches — Fort Ripley, Sedan, Starbuck, Hanover, Rogers

6.3 inches — Fisher

6.2 inches — Northeast Minneapolis, Fridley, Melrose, Orrock, Isle

6 inches — Sandstone, Baxter, Columbia Heights, Morris, Roseau, Karlstad, Maple Plain, Rosemount, Woodbury, Cohasset, Waskish, Kimball

5.8 inches — Maple Lake, Edina

5.7 inches — Golden Valley

5.5 inches — North St. Paul, Pine River, Redwood Falls, Shaw, North Branch, Montrose, Garrison, Bruno, Shakopee, Blaine, Stacy, Andover

5.3 inches — Granite Falls, Long Prairie

5.2 inches — Alborn

5.1 inches — Edgerton, Plymouth, Excelsior, Maple Grove

5 inches — Carver, Bemidji, Marshall, Nisswa, Whipholt, Coleraine, Pillager, Victoria, Watertown, Richfield, Chaska, Ramsey, Duluth (Gary-New Duluth)

4.9 inches — Zemple, St. Paul Park

4.8 inches — Mahtowa, Henderson, Champlin, Waconia

4.7 inches — Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport

4.6 inches — Hastings, Chanhassen

4.5 inches — Moose Lake, Kabetogama, Cuyuna, Argyle, New Prague, Hill City, Prior Lake, Savage, Two Harbors, Credit River

4.4 inches — Hinckley, Vasa, Forest Lake

4.3 inches — Lakeville

4.2 inches — McGregor

4.1 inches — Roseville

4 inches — Marble, Grand Rapids, Glencoe, Winthrop, Knife River, West Duluth, Cloquet, Isabella, East Bethel, Wyoming

3.8 inches — Pipestone, Plainview

3.7 inches — Tamarack, Milaca

3.5 inches — Osage, Kerrick, French River, Wrenshall, Montgomery, Veseli

3.3 inches — Duluth airport, Bricelyn

3.2 inches — Wabasha, Nashwauk

3.1 inches — Owatonna, Hayfield, Hokah, Aurora, Silver Bay

3 inches — Mabel, Wright, Makinen, Rock Creek, North Mankato, Celina, Worthington, Wells, Buhl, Red Wing, Nerstrand

2.8 inches — Dayton, Elko New Market

2.7 inches — Minneiska, Finland

2.5 inches — Rochester

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