Updated Snow Totals From Across The State, 18 inches falls in St. Mathias Township

(KDLM) – More than a foot of snow fell on some areas of central Minnesota Sunday night into Monday morning. St. Mathias Township near Fort Ripley is the snowstorm champion with a reported 18 inches of snow so far.

Towns along Highway 10 saw anywhere between six (Moorhead) to eleven inches (New York Mills, Wadena) of snowfall. As of 6:00 am Monday morning, KDLM is reporting eight inches of snow in Detroit Lakes.

• 18 inches – 5 miles east of Saint Mathias
• 16 inches – Baxter
• 15 inches – Motley, Pillager
• 14.8 inches – Riverton
• 14 inches – Brainerd, Finlayson, Harding
• 13.6 inches – Bertha
• 13.4 inches – Hinckley
• 13.1 inches – Crosby
• 13 inches – Nisswa
• 12 inches – Deerwood, Markville
• 11.5 inches – Sandstone
• 11 inches – New York Mills, Wadena
• 10.5 inches – Breezy Point, Duluth (5 miles NE of the city), Mora
• 10.3 inches – Pine City
• 9.5 inches – Crosby
• 9 inches – Aitkin, Browns Valley
• 8 inches – Duluth, Detroit Lakes (KDLM as of 6:00 am Monday)
• 7.5 inches – Moose Lake
• 7 inches – Barnum, Cuyuna, Lester Park, Onamia
• 6.8 inches – NWS Duluth
• 6 inches – Moorhead
• 5 inches – Cambridge, Little Falls
• 4.5 inches – Clearwater, Rice
• 4 inches – Sauk Centre, Sartell, Bigfork
• 3.2 inches – Buffalo
• 3 inches – Coon Rapids, Becker, Otsego, Virginia, Wheaton
• 2.7 inches – MSP Airport