Snow totals are stacking up across the southern half of Minnesota as March definitely roared in like a lion. Numerous spots received more than a month’s worth of snow overnight. Let’s take a look at which areas got the most.
- Dennison — 13 inches
- Credit River — 12 inches
- Woodbury — 11.8 inches
- Elko New Market — 11.5 inches
- Stillwater — 11 inches
- Apple Valley — 11 inches
- Prior Lake —10.5 inches
- Lakeville — 10 inches
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Snowfall along Summit Avenue in St. Paul on Wednesday.
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A major late-winter storm continues to wallop southern and eastern Minnesota with heavy snow, howling winds and blizzard conditions. Snow blankets downtown St. Paul on Wednesday.
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Snow blankets a Stillwater porch on Wednesday.
- Inver Grove Heights — 9 inches
- Northfield — 9 inches
- Minneapolis — 8.6 inches
- Oakdale — 8.5 inches
- White Bear Lake — 7.5 inches
- MSP Airport — 7.4 inches
- Richfield — 7.2 inches
Any additional snowfall will primarily affect east-central and southeastern Minnesota, where a few more inches could accumulate. The Twin Cities might see another inch or less.
Forecast additional snowfall Wednesday
National Weather Service
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