Snowfall totals from spring snowstorm
Minnesotans and Wisconsinites woke up to messy roads at the start of the work week after multiple inches of snow fell across the region throughout Sunday and Sunday night, which was followed by rain. You can watch a stream of Monday morning’s commute in the video player further below.
5 EYEWITNESS NEWS Chief Meteorologist Ken Barlow says the official snowfall at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as of midnight was 8.2″. Snowfall totals that have been recorded so far are at the bottom of this article – if you’d like to share snow photos with KSTP-TV, CLICK HERE to do so. A gallery of photos sent in to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS can be found toward the bottom of this article.
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The conditions caused hundreds of school districts to delay the start of classes, hold an e-learning day or cancel them altogether. You can find that list on KSTP’s School Alert page by CLICKING HERE.
A map of current traffic conditions can be found below. Make sure to follow KSTP Traffic Reporter Hanna Conway on social media by CLICKING HERE.
The rain will continue on Monday; however, snow may be mixed in at times. Another inch or so of snow is expected Tuesday morning, but clear conditions are expected to end the week. CLICK HERE for the latest forecast from Minnesota’s Weather Authority and current conditions. You can find an interactive radar by CLICKING HERE.
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The following snowfall totals are reported by the National Weather Service as of 1:23 p.m. on Monday, March 25. CLICK HERE for additional snowfall totals.
- East Gull Lake – 14.5″
- Barron – 13″
- Knapp – 12.3″
- Balsam Lake – 11.8″
- Mora – 11″
- Spring Valley – 10.8″
- Spooner – 10.6″
- Chetek – 10.5″
- Arland – 10.5″
- Menomonie – 10.3″
- Blaine – 10.3″
- St. Francis – 10″
- Reeve – 10″
- Albertville – 9.5″
- Howard Lake – 9.5″
- Golden Valley – 9.2″
- Hugo – 9.1″
- Ellsworth – 9″
- Finlayson – 9″
- Lake Shore – 9″
- Ham Lake – 9″
- Aitkin – 8.9″
- Litchfield – 8.8″
- Elk River – 8.6″
- Waite Park – 8.6″
- Webster – 8.5″
- Zimmerman – 8.3″
- St. Augusta – 8.2″
- MSP – 8.2″
- Oak Grove – 8.2″
- Chanhassen – 8.1″
- Forest Lake – 8″
- Big Lake – 8″
- St. Paul – 8″
- Danbury – 8″
- Shell Lake – 8″
- Hayward – 8″
- Lake Shore – 8″
- River Falls – 7.7″
- Grantsburg – 7.5″
- Milaca – 7.5″
- Casino – 7.5″
- Woodbury – 7.5″
- Minnetonka – 7.5″
- Bloomington – 7.5″
- Falcon Heights – 7.5″
- St. Cloud – 7.3″
- Pine River – 7.3″
- Crosby – 7.2″
- Baxter – 7.2″
- Dassel – 7.2″
- Hutchinson – 7.1″
- Prescott – 7.1″
- Brainerd – 6″
- Corcoran – 7.5″
- Minneapolis – 7″
- Blaine – 7″
- Ramsey – 7″
- Hinckley – 7″
- Victoria – 7″
- Hastings – 6.8″
- Webb Lake – 6.7″
- New Richmond – 6.7″
- Jenkins – 6.5″
- Wadena – 6″
- Breezy Point – 6″
- Eagan – 6″
- Rosemount – 6″
- Motley – 6″
- Orono – 5.8″
- Brooklyn Park – 5.6″
- Maplewood – 5.5″
- Osseo – 5.5″
- Elko New Market – 5.5″
- Sarona – 5.5″
- Prior Lake – 5.2″
- New York Mills – 5″
- Maple Plain – 5″
- Pillager – 5″
- Winthrop – 5″
- Waconia – 5″
- Isle – 4.8″
- Red Wing – 4″
- Moorhead – 4″
- Columbia Heights – 3.7″
- Clearwater – 3.7″
- Bemidji – 1.2″