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Associated Press
Grand Forks, N.D.

Blizzard-like conditions in Red River Valley

Wind reduces visibility just outside Moorhead.
Wind reduces visibility just outside Moorhead during the winter snowstorm Thursday. Forecasters say blizzard-like conditions are creating hazardous travel conditions in the Red River Valley.
Dan Gunderson | MPR News

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Forecasters say blizzard-like conditions are creating hazardous travel conditions in the Red River Valley, especially in areas with open fields.

The National Weather Service in Grand Forks says falling and blowing snow with gusts of 40 mph have some sheriff's deputies reporting near zero visibility. Snow will gradually end across southeastern North Dakota and west central Minnesota Monday morning.

A blizzard warning was posted for Norman County, Minnesota and Steele and Traill counties in North Dakota and for northeastern South Dakota.

The weather service says the snow and wind are accompanied by dangerous winds chills of 30 to 40 degrees below zero.