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Monday, March 18, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Winter Storm Ukko Predicted to Snarl Monday Commute
The National Weather Service issued a winter storm advisory for Golden Valley Sunday evening.
The National Weather Service anticipates upwards of six inches of snow to fall on Golden Valley Sunday night into Monday morning. The storm will drive a powerful cold front through Minnesota by Monday afternoon, and the National Weather Service anticipates wind gusts up to 50 mph. The winds will blow the new snow around during Monday morning's commute, potentially creating near white out conditions—particularly south of I-94 and west of I-35. From the National Weather Service: Tonight and Monday, a powerful winter storm will track across northern Minnesota. This will send a strong cold front across the region, with a few inches of snow expected ahead of the front and strong west to northwest winds expected in its wake. Blizzard or near …
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Winter Storm Orko Will Make Driving Difficult Monday
Transportation officials say that heavy snow on Sunday will lead to a difficult Monday morning commute.
Winter storm Orko dumped snow and ice on most of Minnesota Sunday, including Golden Valley. The heavy snowfall will make driving on Monday morning potentially hazardous. On their Facebook page Sunday, the Minnesota Department of Transportation urged drivers to be careful: Plan ahead now. Leave early for work or work from home if that is possible. When driving, slow down, drive for the road conditions. Give plows room to work. And, the plows are out!! On Twitter, Hennepin County said that all plows were tackling the snow Sunday. Full call out of all our plows. Challenging conditions. Will be out on all roads and bridges throughout the day and tonight. Driving conditions on almost all of the roads in the metro area Sunday were “difficult,” …
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Friday, October 14, 2011
Golden Valley Patch Debuts Live Traffic Updates
Patch's latest tool auto detects your location and allows you to plan routes accordingly.
Twin Cities roads can be treacherous, especially as (gulp) snow begins to fall. But don't worry. Thanks to our partners at MapQuest, Patch now has live traffic updates. Bookmark this page and you'll always be able to find the quickest route home. KEY: A roadway marked in green is flowing normally. Yellow means there is moderate traffic, and red indicates bad traffic. A roadway marked in black has completely stopped. Icons that appear can be clicked on for more information about a particular construction project, crash or other incident.
