MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – The Twin Cities nearly doubled the season total for snow in just one storm on Valentine’s Day, with the area picking up several inches of snow and setting a daily record at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

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Snow totals from the Valentines Day storm in the Twin Cities.

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Here’s a look at the snow totals across the area:

• Amery, Wisconsin: 7.5 inches

• Victoria: 7.2 inches

• Shakopee: 7.2 inches

• Milltown, Wisconsin: 7 inches

• Chanhassen: 7 inches

• Norwood Young America: 7 inches

• Plato: 7 inches

• Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport: 6.9 inches (a new daily record for Valentine’s Day — the previous record was 6.4 inches set in 1950)

• Bloomington; 6.5 inches

• Edina: 6.5 inches

• Savage: 6.5 inches

• Richfield: 6.5 inches

• Eden Prairie: 6.5 inches

• Woodbury: 6.3 inches

• White Bear Lake: 6.1 inches

• Prior Lake: 6.1 inches

• Oakdale: 6 inches

• Isanti: 6 inches

• Nye, Wisconsin: 6 inches

• Burnsville: 5.8 inches

Wednesday’s wintry weather was the largest snowstorm this season in the Twin Cities.

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