The app this map came from
Weather Navigation carries the same radar and road-surface data on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with a weather-aware route planner, storm-cell tracking and radar that refreshes every two minutes over the US.
Scan to install Weather Navigation
Minneapolis Road Conditions
Radar and live pavement conditions on I-94 and I-35 through Minneapolis — plus closures nearby, the city's six-day forecast and how many days a year Minneapolis crosses freezing.
Updated Nov 5, 2026 2:03 AM CST · Mostly wet
Lowest 48°F near Minneapolis, Minnesota · Highest wind 13 mph near Minneapolis, Minnesota
Use Weather Navigation for your next Road Trip
Two interstates pass within 25 miles of Minneapolis, Minnesota: I-94 and I-35. This page covers the 108 miles of them closest to the city — I-94 near mile 231, I-35 near mile 105.
Weather data from Nov 5, 2026 2:03 AM CST
Wet
2 current reports on the interstates around Minneapolis. Always check with the responsible state DOT before setting off.
Reduced To One Lane due to reduced to one lane.
Minnesota DOT's report has not updated since Nov 4, 2026 6:00 PM CST. Our forecast below is current.
Since October 15, Minnesota DOT has reported snow or ice on the Interstates around Minneapolis on 12 days.
Conditions are entered by Minnesota DOT maintenance staff and describe what is on the pavement, not the forecast. They reach this page through Iowa DOT's Winter Road Conditions – Midwest Region feed, published for reference; the authoritative report is 511MN. Always check with 511MN before setting off.
For Minneapolis itself. Each day shows its warmest and coldest hour, and the worst driving conditions forecast anywhere in it — not the average, because the hour that ices a bridge is the one worth knowing about.
Rest of today Nov 5
49°F 39°F
Dry
Wind to 13 mph
Fri Nov 6
46°F 35°F
Dry
Wind to 7 mph
Sat Nov 7
53°F 39°F
Dry
Wind to 7 mph
Sun Nov 8
57°F 43°F
Dry
Wind to 4 mph
Mon Nov 9
63°F 47°F
Dry
Wind to 9 mph
Tue Nov 10
54°F 45°F
Dry
Wind to 8 mph
Forecast, not a measurement — from the same weather service that draws this page's radar and road colors, model run 9 hours ago. Days run on Central time, the clock the pass keeps — not the reader's.
These interstates run within 25 miles of Minneapolis, nearest first. The mile is the milepost inside Minnesota, counted the way the state counts it, so it should match the exit numbers.
| Place | Snow a year | Snow days | Freezing nights | Freeze–thaw days | First freeze | Last freeze | Days over 90°F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minneapolis | 54.4" | 37.8 | 147.7 | 78.5 | Oct 10 | Apr 25 | 10.7 |
NOAA 1991–2020 Climate Normals, from a weather station in Minnesota. A dash is a figure that station does not report, not a zero.
A snow emergency in Minneapolis is a parking rule, not a road closure. Nobody is being told to stay off the streets — drivers are being told which side of which street to move off, and in what order, so the plows can reach the curb. A car left in the wrong place is ticketed and towed. That is the opposite of what the same two words mean in Ohio, where a level 3 closes the roads themselves.
The Director of Public Works declares a snow emergency in Minneapolis, after discussion with operational staff and other public safety officials. There is no snowfall total that triggers one automatically — the city weighs snow already on the ground, how much is falling, when it falls, the state of the streets, the forecast and the time of year, and says plainly that "no two snow events are exactly alike, and there's no formula for declaring a snow emergency."
Quoted from the city's own parking rules at minneapolismn.gov, which is also where a declaration is posted; this page does not carry whether one is in force. How the phrase differs from Ohio's snow emergency levels.
Summaries fetched Nov 4, 2026 6:04 AM CST
The same live radar and road-surface data as this map, on your phone and on Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
Weather Navigation carries the same radar and road-surface data on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with a weather-aware route planner, storm-cell tracking and radar that refreshes every two minutes over the US.