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Here’s how much snow has fallen in Minnesota after the post-holiday blizzard

Snow covers the banks of the Mississippi River.
Snow falls on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, seen Sunday Dec. 28, 2025.
Tim Evans for MPR News

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No-travel advisories across southern Minnesota were lifted Monday morning, as driving conditions gradually improved following Sunday’s blizzard conditions.

Parts of central and southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin, saw more than a half-foot of snow on Sunday and winds gusted to more than 50 mph.

As of Monday, snow emergencies are in place across the state as cities dig out.

Here’s the latest recorded snowfall totals across Minnesota and in neighboring states, as of 8 a.m. and based on reports from weather watchers to the National Weather Service.

  • 11 inches — Sarona, Wis.

  • 9.6 inches — Haugen, Wis.

  • 9 inches — Mankato

  • 8 inches — Madison Lake; Trego, Wis.;

  • 7.5 inches — Burnsville

  • 7.2 inches — Forest Lake; Menomonie, Wis.

  • 7.1 inches — Le Sueur

  • 7 inches — Savage, Roseville, Shoreview

  • 6.8 inches — Kasota

  • 6.7 inches — Plato

  • 6.5 inches — Otsego

  • 6.4 inches — Greenfield

  • 6.3 inches — Prior Lake

  • 6.2 inches — Maple Grove, Corcoran

  • 6 inches — Chisago City, Rosemount, Apple Valley, Albert Lea

  • 5.9 inches — Rush City

  • 5.8 inches — Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport; Cambridge; Alexandria; Fargo, N.D.

  • 5.7 inches — Northwoods Beach, Wis.

  • 5.6 inches — Luxemburg, Chanhassen

  • 5.5 inches — Orrock, North Branch, Jordan

  • 5.4 inches — Superior, Wis.

  • 5.3 inches — Plover, Wis.

  • 5.2 inches — Grant, Fairmont

  • 5.1 inches — Dassel

  • 5 inches — Drummond, Wis.; Delta, Wis.; Lake Nebagamon, Wis.; Westboro, Wis.; Dorchester, Wis.; Riverside, Wis.; Wilson

  • 4.8 inches — Princeton

  • 4.7 inches — Grand Forks

  • 4.5 inches — Sanborn, Wis.; Maple Plain, Avon, Rice

  • 4.4 inches — Corcoran

  • 4.1 inches — Washburn, Wis.

  • 4 inches — Little Falls; Kimball; Cloverdale; Duxbury; Hugo; Wyoming; Artichoke; Eden Prairie; Oronoco; Stewartville; Rochester; Devils Lake, N.D.; Bayfield, Wis.; Gordon, Wis.; Cozy Corner, Wis.

  • 3.8 inches — Proctor

  • 3.5 inches — Brainerd; Clitherall; Ottertail; Minot, N.D.; Upson, Wis.;

  • 3.4 inches — Mahtowa; Long Prairie; Deer Creek

  • 3.2 inches — Britton, S.D.

  • 3 inches — Moose Lake; Bloomington; Baxter; Tomah, Wis.; Westboro, Wis.; Westby, Wis.; Fayette, Iowa

  • 2.7 inches — Gary New Duluth, Wilson, Cormorant

  • 2.6 inches — Stewartville

  • 2.5 inches — Coon Rapids; Menahga; Appleton, Wis.

  • 2.2 inches — Duluth

  • 2 inches — Gowan; Fond Du Lac; Nisswa; Park Rapids; Bagley; Ashland, Wis.; Northfield, Wis.; Sparta, Wis.;