Snow totals from Wednesday: Twin Cities at the top

The biggest snow totals from Wednesday in Minnesota were right through the Twin Cities metro area, which was arguably only slightly south of where the models and the National Weather Service were forecasting the most snow. 

The leaderboard… 

• 8.5 inches – Green Isle
• 8.3 inches – Ham Lake
• 8.1 inches – MSP Airport
• 8.1 inches – Robbinsdale
• 8.1 inches – Ramsey
• 8 inches – Lakeville
• 7.8 inches – Finlayson
• 7.7 inches – Dassel
• 7.5 inches – White Bear Lake
• 7.3 inches – Circle Pines
• 7.3 inches – Hopkins
• 7.3 inches – East Bethel
• 7.3 inches – Savage
• 7.3 inches – Rogers
• 7.3 inches – Shakopee
• 7.3 inches – Elko New Market
• 7.2 inches – New Brighton
• 7 inches – NWS Chanhassen
• 6.9 inches – Vadnais Heights
• 6.9 inches – Minneapolis
• 6.9 inches – Coon Rapids
• 6.9 inches – Fridley
• 6.8 inches – Jordan
• 6.8 inches – Long Lake
• 6.8 inches – North Branch
• 6.7 inches – St. Paul Park
• 6.6 inches – Anoka
• 6.6 inches – Willmar
• 6.4 inches – Hugo
• 6.4 inches – Carver
• 6.4 inches – Excelsior
• 6.3 inches – Edina
• 6.3 inches – Maple Grove
• 6.3 inches – Otsego
• 6.3 inches – New Ulm
• 6.2 inches – Prior Lake
• 6.1 inches – Falcon Heights
• 6.1 inches – Osseo
• 6 inches – Maple Plain
• 5.9 inches – Champlin
• 5.9 inches – St. Michael
• 5.7 inches – Roseville