How much snow did we get in this storm? Reports from across Minnesota
Updated March 27, 11:10 a.m. | Posted March 26, 9:45 a.m.
A multi-day winter storm continued to drop heavy snow on parts of Minnesota on Tuesday.
Official snowfall totals over the long weekend storm into early Wednesday include:
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport: 12.1 inches
Duluth Airport: 16.9 inches
International Falls: 9.1 inches
Chanhassen: 12.1 inches
Rochester: 6.1 inches
Here are snowfall totals from around Minnesota and neighboring states, as reported to the National Weather Service from Saturday evening through 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Snowfall reports are provided by various sources and recorded throughout the storm, so these are not necessarily final totals. All reports are from Minnesota unless noted.
22.8 inches — Casino (Cass County)
21.6 inches — Duluth (Gary-New Duluth neighborhood)
21.2 inches — Two Harbors (7 miles NNW)
21 inches — Duluth (3 miles NNE)
20.5 inches — Brainerd
19 inches — West Duluth
18.4 inches — East Gull Lake
18 inches — Lake Shore
17.8 inches — Pine River
17.5 inches — Cloquet, Two Harbors (2 miles NW)
17.3 inches — Hermantown
17 inches — Lester Park
16.6 inches — Holyoke
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16.3 inches — Wright
15.4 inches — Mahtowa, St. Mathias
15.3 inches — Fond Du Lac, Merrifield
15.2 inches - Fredenberg
15 inches — Rice Lake, Taft, Pine Knoll, Gowan
14.8 inches — Finland
14.3 inches — Esko, Ely
14 inches — Babbitt, Sea Gull Lake, Island Lake
13.9 inches — Knife River
13.8 inches — Kabetogama
13.7 — Crosby
13.5 inches — Nisswa, Leonidas
13.4 inches — Fort Ripley
13.3 inches — Libby
13.1 inches — Chisholm
13 inches — Lennox, Cloverdale, Celina
12.9 inches — Floodwood, Brimson
12.8 inches — Duquette
12.5 inches — Tamarack
12.3 inches — Moose Lake
12.1 inches — Chanhassen
12 inches — Gowan; Foxboro, Wis.
11.9 inches — Sturgeon Lake
11.8 inches — Oshawa
11.7 — International Falls (1 mile NW)
11.6 inches — Superior, Wis., Northome
11.5 inches — Lutsen, Sandstone, Willow River
11.1 inches — Orr
11 inches — Breezy Point, Hovland, Winton, Days High Landing, Robinson, Little Pine
10.7 inches — Jenkins
10.5 — Hoyt Lakes
10.3 inches — Pine City, Palisade
10.2 inches — Wadena
10.1 inches — Warba
10 inches — Deer Creek, Henning, Underwood, Harris, Shaw, Sebeka
9.8 inches — Libby, Balaton
9.5 inches — Grand Marais, McGrath, Mosinee, Snow Bank Lake
9.3 inches — Federal Dam, Silica
9 inches — Bowlus, Battle Lake
8.8 inches — Tower, Fergus Falls
8.7 inches — Wales, Taconite
8.6 inches — Grantsburg, Wis.
8.5 inches — Motley, Scanlon, Bigfork, Marshall, Cook
8 inches — Hackensack, Tracy, Ortonville
7.7 inches — Ashby
7.6 inches — Bird Island
7.5 inches — Biwabik, Sawbill Lake
7.4 inches — St. Stephen; Lake Nebagamon, Wis.
7.2 inches — Grand Rapids, Mora, Marcell
7 inches — Embarrass, Keewatin, Roosevelt, Hinkley
6.9 inches — Pelland
6 inches — Cohasset
5.9 inches — Coleraine
5.8 inches — Sea Gull Lake, Zemple
5.7 inches — Maple Grove
5 inches — Pipestone, Garfield, Shorewood
4.6 inches — Plymouth, Brooklyn Center
4.5 inches — Hayes Lake, Chisago City
4.4 inches — Stillwater
4.1 inches — Coon Rapids
4 inches — Paynesville, Woodbury
3.6 inches — Columbia Heights
3.5 inches — Lake Lillian, Maple Plain, Worthington, Richfield, New Hope, Milaca
3.4 inches — Clear Lake
3.3 inches — Victoria, Eagan
3.2 inches — Falcon Heights
3 inches — Little Falls, St. Augusta, St. Joseph, Savage
2.8 inches — Rice
2.6 inches — Prior Lake, Lilydale
2.5 inches — Bloomington, Apple Valley, Vadnais Heights
2.4 inches — Carver
2.3 inches — Elk River
2 inches — Excelsior, Melrose, Anoka
1.8 inches — Dundas
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