Blizzard

The slippery conditions from the weekend blizzard have contributed to several injury crashes in the region today.

The storm system has dropped in excess of 20 inches of snow in southeastern Minnesota.

As of noon on Sunday, some areas of Rochester are reporting more than a foot of accumulation.

The predicted track of the storm system has shifted the band of the heaviest snow to the north.

Reports indicate travel conditions have been treacherous in some areas surrounding Rochester.

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Some areas of the state saw more than a foot of heavy wet snow and widespread power outages.

Olmsted County and most of its neighbors remain under a winter storm warning.

When the Minnesota Department of Transportation closes highways, it's for very good reasons.

Remember, it is illegal to travel on a closed road and if a motorist requires rescuing, they are liable for all related rescue costs.

It's best to plan to for the worst so you and your family are safe.

I-35 South of Albert Lea into Iowa is now also closed.

The blizzard warning for Rochester has been postponed until tomorrow evening.