Snow totals stacked up across the southern half of Minnesota with numerous spots receiving more than a month's worth of snow. Let’s take a look at which areas got the most.

They claim emissions from Northern Iron foundry have lowered their home values, damaged property and left them dealing with soot and dust.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The March snowstorm is officially the largest snowfall of the season in the Twin Cities. As of 6 a.m., Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has picked up 7.4 inches of snow. This marks the largest snowstorm of the season for the Twin Cities. It is still snowing, so this snow total could go up.

To stay afloat financially, the St. Paul Chamber has in recent years staffed and hosted smaller business advocacy organizations like the Minnesota Hmong Chamber of Commerce and the Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce, while also offering its WorkStream consulting services to business retention programs in suburbs like Maplewood and Roseville.

Some areas of the southern Twin Cities metro have already picked up 6+ inches of heavy, wet snow as of 2 a.m. Wednesday, with snow continuing to fall through the morning commute. Wind is also an issue, with gusts upwards of 40 mph in the Twin Cities.

Parishes in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis reserved time during Mass services to pray for Pope Francis.