SNOW TOTALS: April blizzard in Minnesota comes in at No. 11 all-time snowstorm

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The three-day snow event that's been the April Blizzard of 2018 dropped total of 15.7 inches of snow officially at Minneapolis-St. Paul International  Airport, putting us at No. 11 on the list of the Twin Cities biggest snowstorms of all-time. Here are a few more three-day totals. As the snow continues to fall, totals in many parts of Minnesota will continue changing. 

SNOW TOTALS (as of Monday April 16) 

MSP Airport: 15.8"

Maple Grove: 22.0"

Prior Lake: 17"

North St. Paul: 20.2"

Mendota Heights: 13.2" 

Savage: 16.5"

Edina: 17.9" 

Plymouth: 18.5" 

Blaine: 18.4"

Andover: 17.0"

Eagan: 17.2"

Maplewood: 17.0"

Chanhassen: 16.7"

More cities can be found here: https://www.weather.gov/mpx/snowfall

ROAD CONDITIONS: According to the Minnesota State Patrol, between Friday and Sunday evening there were 630 crashes (69 with injury) with 1,182 spinouts and 20 jackknifed semis.

SCHOOL CLOSINGS: Some activity centers are closed Sunday. Check the list of school closings at fox9.com/closings.

STRANDED BY SUN COUNTRY: Hundreds of Sun Country passengers were left stranded in Mexico and other vacation destinations Sunday after the airline canceled a number of flights back to Minnesota over the weekend, giving a full refund but ultimately telling those people to find their own way home.

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