Snow Bust? Parts Of Minnesota Still Saw Nearly A Foot Of New Snow Over The Weekend [SNOW TOTALS]

At this point in the season, I have to imagine most people would rather we didn't see a bunch of additional snow.

A lot of Minnesotans have already shifted their minds to springtime things as we've gone through a winter that didn't include a ton of snow and we've gotten several brief doses of warm, spring-like weather.

Despite that, springtime snow in Minnesota is always a possibility. Heading into the weekend, the National Weather Service was warning of a potential of significant snow, getting up to over a foot in places in Northern Minnesota.

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The forecast called for a widespread swath of at least 2-4 inches across most of Northern Minnesota, with the Arrowhead region having even more snow in the cards. Some places along the North Shore were forecasted to see a foot or more of snow.

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Generally, snow totals came in lower than forecasts, but there were still some areas that saw nearly a foot of new snow in Northern Minnesota. Here's a look at snowfall totals from over the weekend.

How much snow did Northern Minnesota get over the weekend?

Places along the North Shore were expecting some heavier snow, and they still got nearly a foot in some places. Other areas along the Minnesota-Canada border were surprised by a little more than what the forecast going into the weekend called for.

Hovland, MN: 10.7 inches

International Falls, MN: 10.4 inches

Grand Marais, MN (On top of the hill): 9.5 inches

Kabetogama, MN: 9 inches

Ely, MN: 7.3 inches

Bena, MN: 6.5 inches

Lutsen, MN 6.4 inches

Warroad, MN: 6 inches

Orr, MN: 5.1 inches

Grand Marais, MN (below the hill): 5 inches

Finland, MN: 4.5 inches

Silver Bay, MN: 4.3 inches

Cook, MN: 4 inches

Two Harbors, MN: 2.5 inches

Chisholm, MN: 2 inches

Duluth, MN (Lester Park): 2.5 inches

Duluth, MN (NWS Office): 0.8 inches