Snowfall reports from Sunday and Monday

By WDIO
Snowfall totals of up to eight inches were reported on Sunday (WDIO).

A low-pressure system entered the Northland on Sunday, bringing a variety of precipitation types. The rain/snow line stayed fairly stagnant during the day, mostly stretching from Grand Rapids to Duluth to Drummond and continued through the night.

Areas south received mostly rain while areas in northern Minnesota had mostly snow. Locations near the rain/snow line also had sleet and mixed precipitation.

Here are the latest snowfall totals reported to the National Weather Service, as of 7 am Monday:

  • 10:32 pm 12/8 – 6 SE Wales – 8.0 inches – Lake County
  • 4:45 am 12/9 – 3 E Grand Marais – 7.5 inches – Cook County
  • 10:00 pm 12/8 – Finland – 7.4 inches – Lake County
  • 10:00 pm 12/8 – Fairbanks – 6.0 inches – St. Louis County
  • 11:26 pm 12/8 – International Falls – 5.3 inches – Koochiching County
  • 9:15 pm 12/8 – Hibbing – 5.0 inches – St. Louis County
  • 9:15 pm 12/8 – 3 E Embarrass – 5.0 inches – St. Louis County
  • 9:30 pm 12/8 – 4 W Shermans Corner – 5.0 inches – St. Louis County
  • 3:15 am 12/9 – Tower – 5.0 inches – St. Louis County
  • 10:15 pm 12/8 – 1 SSW Kabetogama – 4.8 inches – St. Louis County
  • 10:35 pm 12/8 – Chisholm – 4.7 inches – St. Louis County
  • 6:46 pm 12/8 – 5 NW Castle Danger – 4.0 inches – Lake County
  • 10:32 pm 12/8 – 3 WNW Lester Park – 3.5 inches – St. Louis County
  • 6:00 pm 12/8 – 2 NW Two Harbors – 3.5 inches – Lake County
  • 7:00 pm 12/8 – 3 W Red Cliff – 3.3 inches – Bayfield County
  • 11:26 pm 12/8 – 2 E Sanborn – 3.0 inches – Ashland County
  • 6:00 pm 12/8 – 3 WSW Lutsen – 1.9 inches – Cook County
  • 8:38 pm 12/8 – NWS Duluth – 1.7 inches – St. Louis County
  • 11:15 pm 12/8 – Two Harbors – 1.7 inches – Lake County
  • 5:12 pm 12/8 – 3 E Payne – 1.0 inches – St. Louis County
  • 4:40 pm 12/8 – 1 SE Aurora – 0.7 inches – St. Louis County

The precipitation type changed to snow throughout the region at around 9 pm Sunday. There is a chance of a wintry mix on Monday afternoon, especially for areas in northern Wisconsin. Snow will be the main precipitation type on Monday with light, periodic snow showers expected during the day and into the early evening.

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With mixed precipitation and heavy snow, road conditions will likely continue to be slick on Monday.

Many roads in northern Minnesota were covered in snow on Sunday night, causing several accidents (WDIO).

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