How much snow have we received so far?

By WDIO

File image of snowstorm cleanup (WDIO)

Snow continues to fall across the region Thursday as a large clipper moves through bringing as much as 2 to 6 inches of snow. The Storm Track Weather team says some areas along the Lake Superior shoreline and the I-35 corridor coul receive more as lake effect precipitation continues into Friday morning.

There was a bigger impact to travel and schools for southern Minnesota including the Twin Cities, with over 100 schools closed or delayed. Roads quickly became snow covered, making travel difficult.

The snow took longer to get to the Northland. There is a Winter Weather Advisory in place through the overnight for South St. Louis, Carlton, the North Shore and Beltrami counties in Minnesota and Douglas, Bayfield, Ashland, Iron, Burnett, Washburn, Sawyer and Price counties in Wisconsin. Tap here for the latest Weather Advisories and Warnings.

Here are some snowfall totals gathered by the National Weather Service as of noon, December 19.

7:00 AM – 4 NW Casino – 2.0 inches – Cass County
9:00 AM – 4 NE Saint Mathias – 1.5 inches – Crow Wing County
8:00 AM – 8 ESE Brainerd – 1.5 inches – Crow Wing County
8:00 AM – 1 NW Hurley – 1.5 inches – Iron County
8:20 AM – 1 SW Crosby – 1.1 inches – Crow Wing County
7:00 AM – 1 WSW Maple – 1.0 inches – Douglas County
8:00 AM – 1 ESE Henriette – 1.0 inches – Pine County
7:50 AM – 7 SSW Deerwood – 1.0 inches – Crow Wing County