MN weather: Here's how much snow we got on Sunday

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A spring snowstorm brought wet, heavy snow to the Twin Cities and much of central and northeastern Minnesota on Sunday. Here's how much snow we got.

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Sunday snowstorm snow totals

MN weather: Massive snowflakes falling in Plymouth

Massive snowflakes fell in Plymouth Monday morning as a spring snowstorm transitioned to rain across much of the Twin Cities metro.

Here's a look at snow totals from Sunday's storm, as of 11 a.m.

Wausau, Wisconsin: 11 inches
Casino: 10.5 inches
West Duluth: 10.5 inches
Cambridge: 10.4 inches
Blaine: 10.3 inches
Menomonie: 10.3 inches
Duluth: 10.2 inches
Hugo: 9.1 inches
Baxter: 9 inches
Eau Claire: 10 inches (a new record)
Finland: 9.4 inches
MSP Airport: 8.2 inches (a new record)
Chanhassen: 8.5 inches
Cloquet: 8.5 inches
Hovland: 8 inches
Verndale: 8 inches
Minnetonka: 7.5 inches
Woodbury: 7.5 inches
Corcoran: 7.1 inches
St. Cloud: 7.1 inches
Brainerd: 7.1 inches
Hinckley: 7 inches
Prior Lake: 6.8 inches
New Richmond: 6.5 inches
Motley: 6 inches
Maplewood: 5.5 inches
Rochester: 5.5 inches

Note: Taking snow totals on Monday will be difficult because precipitation has started to change from snow to rain, with the rain falling on the fresh snowpack. This is creating dense, heavy, wet snow.

MN weather: Rain in Twin Cities, snow north/west Monday

Mostly rain for people in the Twin Cities on Monday, while snow showers are impacting those to the north and west. The precipitation will change again on Monday from rain to freezing rain and then to snow. The storm will end Tuesday, with blustery winds and blowing snow.