Thursday brought the first significant snowfall of the season for the southern half of Minnesota, dropping more than half-a-foot of snow in parts of the state.
The Twin Cities was among the hardest-hit areas as snow fell at a rate of 0.75-inch-an-hour during the dawn, and after a brief lull late morning, lighter snow started falling Thursday afternoon, before another light layer fell overnight.
Minneapolis has declared a snow emergency, which means new parking rules go into effect. You can read more about them here.
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As of Friday morning, the highest amount of snow recorded is 8.5 inches in Elko New Market.
In the Twin Cities, 8.1 inches was reported in Prior Lake, while MSP Airport recorded 5.2 inches.
Here are the latest totals from the NWS and the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS), which will be updated as more come in:
8.5 inches – Elko New Market
8.1 inches – Prior Lake
8.0 inches – Rochester, Holt
7.5 inches – Northfield
7.3 inches – Montgomery
7.2 inches – Oakdale, Winthrop, Dennison
7.1 inches – Maple Plain
7 inches – Kellogg, New Prague
6.8 inches – Bird Island, La Crescent
6.7 inches – Plato, Zumbrota
6.5 inches – Blakely, Victoria, Lakeville, Stewartville, Shoreview, St. Peter
6.4 inches – Shakopee
6.2 inches – Minnesota City
6.1 inches – Heidelberg, Coon Rapids, Brooklyn Park
6.0 inches – Minneapolis, Rosemount, Little Falls, Savage, Le Center, White Bear Lake, Red Wing, Millville, Chanhassen
5.8 inches – Inver Grove Heights, Woodbury
5.7 inches – Watertown
5.6 inches – Henderson, Otsego, North St. Paul
5.5 inches – Carver, Robbinsdale, St. Paul
5.2 inches – Richfield, MSP Airport, Eagan
5.1 inches – Cottonwood, Columbia Heights, Owatonna
5.0 inches – Cannon Falls, Lucan, Stockton, Mound Prairie, Lanesboro, Chester, Maple Plain, Milan, Apple Valley, Willmar, Warren, Detroit Lakes, Hendrum, East Grand Forks,
4.9 inches – Mankato
4.8 inches – Woodbury, Lake City, Crookston
4.6 inches – Hayfield, Monticello, Deer Creek
4.5 inches – Money Creek, Chaska, Rice, Harmony, Hugo, St. Stephen
You can find more snow totals here.