MN weather: Snow totals from Tuesday-Wednesday’s storm

Minnesota snow: How much did we get?

Meteorologist Keith Marler takes a look at some of the snowfall totals from the recent winter storm that dropped the first significant snowfall on Minnesota this season.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The first snowstorm of the season has led to several inches of accumulation in parts of Minnesota, with more snow continuing to fall Wednesday morning. Here’s how much snow we’ve picked up.

Minnesota snow totals 

By the numbers:

Here are some snow totals from Tuesday–Wednesday’s storm, so far: 

• Duluth: 10.3 inches
• Camp Ripley: 9.5 inches
• McGregor: 9 inches
• Ashland, Wisconsin: 9 inches
• Cloquet: 9 inches
• Moose Lake: 8.3 inches
• Deer Creek: 8 inches
• Baxter: 8 inches
• Grand Marais: 7.5 inches
• Brainerd: 7.3 inches
• Baxter: 7.0 inches
• Rothsay: 7.0 inches
• Ashby: 6.5 inches
• Winter, Wisconsin: 6.5 inches
• Hackensack: 6.5 inches
• Ottertail: 6.5 inches
• Pelican Rapids: 6.3 inches
• Chokio: 6 inches
• Hayward, Wisconsin: 5.5 inches
• Oak Grove: 5.5 inches
• Ham Lake: 5.3 inches
• Garfield: 5 inches
• St. Cloud 4.8 inches
• Albertville: 4.7 inches
• Shoreview: 4.5 inches
• Chisago City: 4.5 inches
• Cambridge: 4.5 inches
• Pillager: 4 inches
• MSP Airport: 3.1 inches
• Chanhassen: 2.5 inches
• Monticello: 2 inches
• Rosemount: 2 inches

(FOX 9)

Snow wrapping up Wednesday morning

What's next:

A winter storm warning is in effect until 9 a.m. Wednesday for much of Minnesota, including the Twin Cities metro. There will be a bit more snow falling this morning, until about 7 or 8 a.m. But blustery conditions remain for much of the day. Find the latest weather alerts here. 

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The heaviest snowfall will likely stay in central and northern Minnesota. Areas from Alexandria, the Brainerd Lakes Area, St. Cloud, through Pine City into northwestern Wisconsin could see 5 to 8 plus inches of accumulation. 

The Twin Cities metro will likely see 3 to 5 inches of snowfall, while the northern metro could squeeze out a bit more. Parts of southern Minnesota might get 1–2 inches of snow.