Twin Cities, MN – Southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin are facing hazardous travel conditions as light snow continues through Wednesday evening. Reports indicate multiple spin-outs along I-35, especially near Albert Lea.
According to the National Weather Service, wind chills could drop as low as -35°F overnight, making conditions dangerously cold. Sub-zero temperatures will persist into Thursday morning, with single-digit highs expected throughout the day.
Authorities urge drivers to slow down and remain alert for slick spots, particularly on bridges and overpasses. MnDOT reports multiple slide-offs, mainly in southern Minnesota.
More accumulating snow is possible by Friday, adding to travel concerns. Bitter cold is expected to last into next week, with prolonged sub-zero lows. Residents should prepare for extreme temperatures by dressing in layers and limiting time outdoors.
For updated forecasts, visit weather.gov/forecastpoints.
