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The National Weather Service in Duluth has issued a Winter Storm Warning for International Falls and all of Koochiching County, in effect through 10:00 PM CDT tonight. An additional 2 to 5 inches of snow are expected, with slippery road conditions developing across the region.
The warning covers both Koochiching and North Itasca Counties, including the Tribal Lands of the Bois Forte Band, Deer Creek, and Nett Lake areas.
Snow will continue through this evening, with 2 to 5 additional inches of accumulation. The primary concern is slippery road conditions on area highways and side streets throughout the afternoon and into the evening.
Delay non-essential travel if you can. If you do need to head out, the Falls has seen plenty of late-season snow, but slick roads can still catch drivers off guard. Take it slow and come prepared:
The Winter Storm Warning expires at 10:00 PM CDT this evening, Saturday, April 4. Conditions should improve after the warning lifts, though roads may remain slick overnight as temperatures settle.
