Late March Snowstorm Buries Much of Minnesota

UNDATED (WJON News) -- Most of Minnesota is digging out after a three-day snow event.

In the St. Cloud metro area, the snow totals are in the 11"-12" range with more snow just to the north. As of Monday morning, there were 8.6" on the ground in Waite Park.

The city of Brainerd got a remarkable 20.5" while Duluth finished with 21.6" of snow.

According to the National Weather Service, Casino, MN, west of Gull Lake, topped the state with 22.8" of new snow since Sunday.

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