Minneapolis, St. Paul declare snow emergencies Wednesday

NEXT Weather Alert: Minneapolis, St. Paul both declare snow emergencies as totals pile up

Minnesota will continue to see constant snow until later Wednesday.

Snow emergencies declared in the Twin Cities

Snow emergencies have been declared for both St. Paul and Minneapolis. Parking restrictions begin at 9 pm on Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023.

Twin Cities Declare Snow Emergency

Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota, declared a snow emergency on Wednesday, January 4, as 10 inches of snow was recorded at the Minneapolis-St Paul Airport. The heavy band of snow blanketed cars, roads, and homes across parts of southeast and south-central Minnesota on Tuesday, the National Weather Service (NWS) said. Twitter user @QuinnCPhotos said they filmed this footage in White Bear Lake, near Minneapolis. More snow was expected to fall …

Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota, declare a snow emergency

A slow-moving winter storm settled over the Twin Cities, closing schools, snarling traffic, and canceling flights. Credit: @QuinnCPhotos via Storyful

Snow emergency declared for North Mankato

NORTH MANKATO — A 12-hour snow emergency has been declared for the city of North Mankato effective midnight Wednesday to noon Thursday.

Snow emergency declared again in Faribault

The city of Faribault has declared another snow emergency. No parking will be allowed on city streets from 1 to 8 a.m. Thursday, or until the street is plowed curb to curb, whichever occurs later.