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Snow causes jackknifed semi, spinouts on MN roads
Overnight snow in portions of Minnesota created some slippery road conditions. The Minnesota State Patrol said troopers responded to 316 crashes within 24 hours.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Several inches of snow on Wednesday has led to some slick spots and some crashes on area roadways Thursday morning.
Wednesday's winter storm was the largest snowstorm so far this season in the Twin Cities metro. The Twin Cities nearly doubled the season total, with the area picking up several inches of snow and setting a daily record at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (6.9 inches of snow).
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The Minnesota Department of Transportation website shows some roads in the Twin Cities are partially covered in snow, making the roads slick in spots. Side roads, ramps and bridges are especially slick. Roads in southern Minnesota are in worse condition, listed as completely covered in snow.
Metro Transit buses delayed
The snow Wednesday night has led to some buses being delayed. Metro Transit says 25% of buses are delayed on Thursday morning, with an average delay of about 3 minutes.
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There are no weather-related light rail or Northstar delays, the agency says.
Crash numbers from Valentine's Day storm in Twin Cities
The Minnesota State Patrol says between 7 a.m. on Feb. 14 and 7 a.m. on Feb. 15, there were 306 crashes, 21 of which caused injuries (two serious/fatal). There were also 257 vehicle spinouts/vehicles going off the road and 11 jackknifed semi-trucks.
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MN road conditions update: 8:30 a.m. Thursday
The Valentine's Day snowstorm led to some slippery roads in the Twin Cities Thursday morning. FOX 9's Se Kwon has the latest.