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No travel advised in much of southern Minnesota

Update: Some highways close, 'no travel advisory' continues across southern Minnesota

No travel advised means that the roadway has deteriorated and/or visibility has been reduced to the point that it is very dangerous to travel

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MnDOT: No travel advisory for southern Minnesota, state highways closed overnight

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Winter storm: No travel advised in much of southern Minnesota

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Powerful Winter Storm Disrupts Travel and Knocks Out Power in the Upper Midwest

A powerful snowstorm bringing blizzard-like conditions left flights canceled, closed at least one regional airport, disrupted drivers and knocked out power to thousands on Sunday in the Upper Midwest ...

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Travel not advised in parts of southern Minnesota as major snowstorm winds down

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Winter storm: Twin Cities set for 12-18 inches of snow, blizzard warnings issued

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'Extremely hazardous': I-90, numerous highways closed in Minnesota

Interstate 90 will be closed from Worthington to Albert Lea until Monday morning.

Willmar Radio

As of 8 pm Sunday, March 15, 2026: MnDOT announces state highway closures in southwest Minnesota

As of 8 pm on Sunday, March 15, 2026, the Minnesota Department of Transportation has closed state highways in all or portions of the following counties: Lincoln, Lyon, Murray, Pipestone, Redwood, and Yellow Medicine. In addition, no travel is advised on Highway 71 from Redwood Falls to Highway 14.

West Central Tribune

State highways closed in several SW Minn. counties, likely through early Monday

Numerous highways across southern Minnesota were closed Sunday. Road closures are expected to remain overnight into Monday.

FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul on MSN

Minnesota winter storm: Blizzard conditions, school closings Monday

A blizzard warning remains in effect Sunday, as snow continues to fall across much of Minnesota. Find live updates on the winter storm here.

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Winter storm brings weather warnings in Midwest

Millions of Americans across the Midwest are under weather warnings as blizzard conditions continue to blanket an area stretching from Minneapolis to Detroit.