The Twin Cities area saw its second winter storm in a week, with around 2.5-5 inches of snow being reported across the Metro as of 7:30 PM. The steady snowfall and cold conditions resulted in compacted snow on the roadways and slick conditions. The following video was captured across the northern Twin Cities metro, showing slick, snowy conditions.
Shot Description
0:00 Video of an MnDOT sign warning drivers of an upcoming car crash outside of New Hope, Minnesota.
00:06 Video of a pickup truck that crashed into the median on the highway due to slick conditions.
00:13 Another video of the same truck that crashed, showing the Minnesota State Patrol and a tow truck on scene.
00:22 Two videos showing a big traffic backup with an MnDOT plow blocking the right lane ahead of an upcoming crash. A road sign for the I-394 exit for Minneapolis is visible in the background.
00:45 Video showing several emergency responders on the scene of a multi-vehicle crash involving trucks pulling trailers, including MnDOT, Minnesota State Patrol, Minnetonka Police, and tow truck drivers working to clear the scene.
01:10 Video driving down the highway with snow blowing and drifting.
01:16 Video of a guy using a leaf blower to clear the light and fluffy snow from his driveway.
01:31 Video of a lady in a Minnesota Gophers sweatshirt loading groceries from Target into the back of her vehicle as moderate snow is actively falling.
01:51 Various clips showing front loaders plowing a strip mall parking lot in Minnetonka, Minnesota. The video shows several inches of snow in the parking lot.
02:12 Video driving down the highway showing snow still falling and blowing around on the roadway.
SID: Hunter Anderson
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