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Crews work this month to address a slope failure that forced the closure of a section of State Highway 13 near Lilydale Regional Park in Mendota Heights. The highway was closed after rain-saturated soil on the hillside gave way in early June. Robert Jones | Minnesota Department of Transportation

If you’re not ready for winter yet, the forecast for Halloween could be looking a bit scary for parts of Minnesota. Here are some resources to keep you up-to-date on the potential for snow.

(Andrew Krueger/Minnesota AP) – If you’re not ready for winter yet, the forecast for Halloween could be looking a bit scary for parts of Minnesota. A winter storm watch is in effect from Thursday morning through Thursday afternoon… with the line moving from Staples east to include Duluth and the Twin Cities.

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Traffic traverses icy, slushy road conditions in December 2023 along State Highway 9 near Beltrami. Minnesota Department of Transportation file

With a fresh coating of snow across northern Minnesota and subzero cold on the way statewide, it’s an apt time for the launch of the state Department of Transportation’s annual Name a Snowplow contest.

Steady snow started falling overnight across a wide swath of Minnesota, causing difficult driving conditions for the Thursday morning commute and prompting many schools to cancel or delay the start of classes.

Snowplows were back on the road Friday across much of Minnesota, clearing freeways, streets and sidewalks after Thursday’s winter storm. Snow emergencies remain in effect in Minneapolis, St. Paul and other cities.

Patti Hanger, 63, left, of Duluth hikes at Hartley Nature Center with her sister Peggy Conley, 77, who is visiting from Grand Rapids, Mich., as snow accumulates Thursday in Duluth. Erica Dischino for MPR News