Southern Minnesota digs out from season's first major snowfall
Between 6 and 7 inches of snow fell across the south Twin Cities metro Wednesday into Thursday, the National Weather Service said.
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A Valentine's Day storm dropped several inches of snow across the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota Wednesday into Thursday. Between 6 and 7 inches of snow fell across the south Twin Cities metro, the National Weather Service said.
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A person and their dog walking through the snow at Father Hennepin Park in Minneapolis on Wednesday night.
Mark Smeby
The fresh snowfall at Loring Park in Minneapolis on Thursday morning.
Mariana Alves
The fresh snowfall in the south metro on Thursday morning.
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Snow covered the patio on Wilson Park Tower apartment buliding Thursday in Minneapolis. Nearly seven inches of snow fell in the Twin Cities metro area overnight.
Alex Kormann, Star Tribune
The sun rises on the snow dusted Basilica of Saint Mary in Minneapolis Thursday.
Alex Kormann, Star Tribune
Minnesotans woke up to several inches of snow to plow including those in Burnsville on Thursday.
Elizabeth Flores, Star Tribune
Ole the Great Pyrenees on Thursday, in Lakeville. "Ole is so very happy there is FINALLY snow on his morning walk," Kayleigh Powers said.
Kayleigh Powers
The sun rising through the trees in Apple Valley on Thursday.
Saad Arzoi
A snowy Minnehaha Creek on Thursday.
Jessica Heiken
Snow falls at Matt's Bar and Grill in south Minneapolis on Wednesday night.
Michael Anderson
A snowy morning in Edina on Thursday.
Rebecca Weinbeck
The sun rises on several inches of fresh snow early in Burnsville on Thursday.
Elizabeth Flores, Star Tribune
Dogs and their owners enjoy the bright, new snow that fell overnight at the dog park at Fish Lake Regional Park in Maple Grove.
