Authorities advise against travel as blizzard warnings continue.

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Minnesota transportation officials closed highways in south-central Minnesota on Sunday evening — including a long stretch of Interstate 90 — with blizzard conditions expected to continue into early Monday.

“Snow and strong winds are creating blowing and drifting snow, significantly reducing visibility and creating hazardous travel conditions,” the Minnesota Department of Transportation reported. Those conditions could become even more hazardous after nightfall.

Those closures are expected to remain in place overnight, and until conditions improve on Monday. Find updated information on 

MnDOT continued to advise no travel across the rest of southern Minnesota as of Sunday evening.

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Minnesota transportation officials closed highways in south-central Minnesota on Sunday evening — including a long stretch of Interstate 90 — with blizzard conditions expected to continue into early Monday.


Drifting snow sweeps across Interstate 90

MnDOT closes highways in south-central Minnesota, including stretch of I-90

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