2019 Blizzard

Following the nearly two feet of snow Duluth got over the weekend, Bentleyville needs help clearing paths before they can open.

The CPD is asking residents to retrieve their cars if they left them on a street during this weekend's big storm.

City officials have lifted a 'no travel' advisory that has been in place since noon on Saturday, and provided an update on snow plowing around the city.

With nearly two feet of snow on city streets and sidewalks, some people might think it is a great idea to snowmobile to get around. Duluth officials disagree.

Crews continue to work to remove snow following this weekend's heavy snow. Officials shared an update on snow plowing progress and plans for the remaining roads.

Stats and snow totals for Northern MN + WI from the November 30 and December 1, 2019 winter storm that brought blizzard conditions to the Twin Ports area.

Here is a photo gallery of the aftermath of the blizzard that hit Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin November 30 and December 1, 2019.

MNDOT is reporting that a stretch of Interstate 35 has been reopened following a closure Saturday night and Sunday. Travel is still not advised.

This weekend's blizzard has led to a second consecutive night of Bentleyville being closed. They hope to reopen on Monday night.

As snow wraps up, city officials are still asking the public to stay off the roads Sunday for the sake of public safety and efficient snow removal.