Check out snowfall reports for this week’s winter storm, as reported by the National Weather Service on Thursday morning. Apple Valley saw 19 inches while Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport topped 10 inches.
Heavy snow showers are persisting in portions of Minnesota early Thursday but the snow will begin to lift north and taper off toward midday. Behind the snow will come a brief shot of bitter cold with temps dropping below zero statewide Thursday night. - Radar Get the latest details - Weather Find your forecast - Tell MPR News How is this winter storm affecting you?
The first round of snow will dwindle to a bit of a midday break before more significant snow develops late Wednesday afternoon into early Thursday. Many areas will receive over a foot of additional snowfall. - Related Record snowstorm poses challenges for travel and parking - Live weather updates Get the latest details - Weather Find your forecast
A prolonged period of significant snowfall begins Tuesday afternoon into Thursday night. Several or more inches of snow will fall into early Wednesday with another round of even more snow developing late Wednesday into Thursday night. - Related Record snowstorm poses challenges for travel and parking - Winter storm warning Tuesday afternoon through Thursday; Over a foot of snow - Live weather updates Get the latest details - Weather Find your forecast
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