Slippery To Hazardous Travel Conditions - Brief Break In Snow For Some

The bulk of the moderate to heavy snow is shifting east into eastern WI, giving most of the local area a few hour break from snowfall. However, another area of light snow will shift in from the northwest toward midnight and could bring another 1/2" of snow. In addition, gusty winds could blow and drift much of the new snow, especially over parts of southeast MN and northeast IA.

Many roads remain snow-covered. Travel will be slippery to hazardous through tonight. Please monitor road conditions and adjust travel plans as necessary.

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Tonight: Winter Storm Winding Down

What: Periods of mostly light snow. Additional accumulations up to 1". Drifting & blowing snow possible - especially in open and unsheltered locations.
Where: entire area.
Impacts: Many roads are snow-covered. Reductions in visibility in snowfall. Blowing and drifting snows possible.
ACTION: Be ready for for travel impacts. Check on road conditions before heading out and adjust, alter plans if conditions warrant it.

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