Snow totals: 3 inches at MSP, more north of the Twin Cities

Snow creates messy Thanksgiving travel rushMnDOT says it had over 800 snowplows working across the state to clear roads.

The snowfall is tapering off in the Twin Cities and snow totals are beginning to trickle in.

Much of Minnesota got at least an inch of snow late Tuesday into Wednesday morning, but totals ranged from just an inch or two in the southern part of the state to over 10 inches up north.

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Here are some of the totals confirmed by the National Weather Service:

Owatonna — 1 inch

Jordan — 1.1 inches

Apple Valley — 1.4 inches

Winthrop — 1.5 inches

Eagan — 1.8 inches

Monticello — 2 inches

Rosemount — 2 inches

Stillwater — 2.1 inches

Independence — 2.2 inches

Chanhassen — 2.5 inches

MSP Airport — 3.1 inches

St. Paul Park — 3.1 inches

Maple Grove — 3.7 inches

Osceola, Wis. — 4 inches

Shoreview — 4.5 inches

St. Cloud Airport — 4.8 inches

Brooklyn Park — 5 inches

Alexandria — 5.3 inches

Oak Grove — 5.5 inches

Hermantown — 7.1 inches

Baxter — 7.3 inches

Deer Creek — 8 inches

Moose Lake — 8.3 inches

Gowan — 9.2 inches

Duluth — 10.3 inches

Hawthorne, Wis. — 14 inches

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