Minnesota weather: Snow totals from first round of spring snow

MN weather: Road 1 of spring snow storm [7 a.m. update]

Here's the latest on the first round of wintry weather this spring. Another round is expected to bring snow to the area on Sunday.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The first spring snow dumped several inches of snow across the Twin Cities metro and beyond Thursday night into Friday morning. Here's how much snow we got.

Minnesota, Wisconsin snow totals

Higher snow totals were seen across the north metro. Here are the snow totals as of 7 a.m. Friday. (Note: these totals could be a bit higher since flakes are still falling as of this writing).

St. Cloud: 8 inches
Clear Lake: 8 inches
Chisago City: 7.5 inches
St. Francis: 7.5 inches
Becker: 6.7 inches
East Bethel: 6.5 inches
Big Lake: 6.2 inches
Ham Lake: 5.5 inches
Anoka: 5.5 inches
Otsego: 4.8 inches
Maple Grove: 4.2 inches
Champlin: 4.2 inches
New Hope: 4.1 inches
Golden Valley: 4.1 inches
Long Lake: 4 inches
Brooklyn Center: 4 inches
Coon Rapids: 4 inches
Minneapolis: 3.9 inches
Hugo: 3.8 inches
Rochester: 3.8 inches
Shoreview: 3.6 inches
Burnsville: 3.5 inches
Stillwater: 3.5 inches
White Bear Lake: 3.5 inches
Northfield: 3.3 inches
Falcon Heights: 3.2 inches
Richfield: 3.2 inches
Lakeville: 3 inches
Savage: 2 inches
Carver: 2.2 inches

This is a developing story and will be updated as the snow moves out of the area.

More snow Sunday

More snow, with higher snow totals than this latest round of wintry weather, is in the forecast for Sunday.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for the Twin Cities metro and much of Minnesota starting at 7 a.m. Sunday. This wintry weather will bring snow and wind on Sunday but then the potential for changing precipitation types, which will lead to adjustments in the forecast.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.