No-travel advisories remain in place across southern Minnesota, stretch of I-35 closed

Tuesday, December 30, 2025 -Southern Minnesota remains under strict no-travel advisories as hazardous winter conditions continue to impact roads and highways. 

A key stretch of Interstate 35 has been closed due to icy surfaces and multiple accidents, with authorities warning drivers to stay off the roads until conditions improve. Emergency crews are actively working to clear ice and respond to stranded vehicles.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation reports that freezing rain and plummeting temperatures have created treacherous conditions across the region. Local law enforcement and highway patrol units are enforcing closures and urging residents to follow updates closely. Commuters and travelers are advised to delay travel and avoid unnecessary trips to prevent accidents and ensure safety.

Officials emphasize that the situation remains dynamic, with conditions expected to persist through the day. Residents are encouraged to monitor state alerts, follow road closure notices, and remain indoors whenever possible. Safety authorities warn that venturing out could lead to severe accidents, making adherence to advisories critical.