How much snow fell in your area? See snowfall totals across Minnesota
Updated: 6:53 p.m.
As heavy snow and wind overnight in central and southern Minnesota started to ease Thursday morning, snow spotters were out and reporting double-digit snow accumulations across much of the region.
Here’s a look at some of the snowfall reports for this week’s winter storm, as reported by the National Weather Service on Thursday morning and afternoon. It was still snowing in some areas, so snow totals may change later in the day.
21 inches — Taunton, Lyon County
20 to 14.5 inches — Apple Valley, Dakota County
18 to 13.2 inches — North Mankato, Nicollet and Blue Earth counties
17.5 to 11 inches — Prior Lake, Scott County
17.1 to 15.5 inches — Savage, Scott County
17 inches — Cambridge, Isanti County
17 inches — Canby, Yellow Medicine County
16.9 to 15.9 inches — Burnsville, Dakota County
16.7 inches — Northeast Minneapolis
16.7 inches — Eagan, Dakota County
16.7 to 12 inches — Faribault, Rice County
16.4 inches — Hopkins, Hennepin County
16.2 to 13 inches — Eden Prairie, Hennepin County
16 to 11.1 inches — Chanhassen, Carver County
15.9 inches — North Branch, Chisago County
15.8 inches — Farmington, Dakota County
15.5 inches — Elko New Market, Scott County
15.5 inches — Oakdale, Washington County
15.5 to 13.5 inches — Lakeville, Dakota County
15.2 inches — Oak Grove, Anoka County
15 inches — Le Sueur, Le Sueur County
15 inches — Shakopee, Scott County
15 inches — Edgerton, Pipestone County, southwestern Minnesota
15 inches — Madison, Lac qui Parle County
14.5 to 13 inches — Bloomington, Hennepin County
14.5 inches — Golden Valley, Hennepin County
12 inches — Zimmerman, Sherburne County
13.5 to 9 inches — Rochester, southeast Minnesota
13.4 inches — Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
13.3 inches — Chaska, Carver County
13.1 inches — Bertha, Todd County, central Minnesota
13 inches — Corcoran, Hennepin County
13 to 10.9 inches — Lakefield, Jackson County
12.3 inches — Viola, Olmsted County
12 inches — Marion, Olmsted County, southeast Minnesota
12 inches — St. Paul, Ramsey County
12 inches — Oronoco, Olmsted County
12 to 7 inches — Douglas, Olmsted County, southeast Minnesota
11.6 inches — Sioux Falls, S.D.
11.5 inches — Stewartville, Olmsted County, southeast Minnesota
11 to 10.5 inches — Albert Lea, Freeborn County
10.6 inches — Browns Valley, Traverse County, western Minnesota
10.5 inches — Hills, Rock County, southwest Minnesota
10.5 inches — Racine, Mower County
9.7 inches — Elba, Winona County, southeast Minnesota
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