Winter weather is set to impact road conditions throughout Minnesota, particularly during the Thanksgiving travel period. Significant snowfall and icy conditions are predicted to cause disruptions.
Winter Storm Forecast for Minnesota
As Thanksgiving approaches, forecasters predict a substantial winter storm across Minnesota. The National Weather Service indicates that snowfall will begin early in the week.
Expected Snowfall and Ice Accumulation
Accumulations of snow could reach several inches in many areas, depending on the storm’s intensity. Ice may also form, adding to the hazardous conditions.
- Heavy snowfall expected from November 22 to November 25
- Icy roads likely to cause travel delays
- Peak travel days coincide with storm’s arrival
Travel Advisory for Thanksgiving
Travelers planning to hit the roads for Thanksgiving should stay informed about the evolving weather situation. Authorities recommend checking road conditions frequently.
- Plan ahead and leave early if possible
- Use caution when driving in winter conditions
- Stay updated with local news and weather alerts
With the projected winter storm, planning ahead can make a significant difference in ensuring safe travels this Thanksgiving season. Motorists are encouraged to take all necessary precautions.
