Please see below from Estes

Winter Weather

Terminal

Limited

120

Duluth, MN – DLH/120

133

Mankato, MN – MNK/133

138

Minneapolis, MN – MIN/138

140

Fargo, ND – FGO/140

142

St Cloud, MN – SCM/142

143

Shotley (agent), MN – SHO/143

173

Bismarck, ND – BS2/173

201

Stapleton (agent), CO – STP/201

215

Cheyenne, WY – CWY/215

216

Casper, WY – CPW/216

224

Denver, CO – DEN/224

508

Eagan, MN – EGN/508

509

Iron Mountain, MI – IMM/509

Additional information from Estes:

Please be aware of challenging travel conditions developing across the Great Plains this evening, impacting North Dakota, Northern South Dakota, and Central/Northern Minnesota (including the Twin Cities).

Current Outlook:

  • Winter Storm Activity: Snow and blowing snow will continue through tonight, with the heaviest impacts expected late evening into early morning.
  • Snowfall:
    • Eastern ND & north-central MN: 4–6 inches, locally higher in some areas.
    • Twin Cities: Light to moderate snow, with mixed precipitation possible early before temperatures drop.
  • Wind & Visibility: Gusty winds will create drifting and blowing snow, reducing visibility—especially in open areas.
  • Road Conditions:
    • ND DOT: Travel alerts in effect; “No Travel Advised” possible if conditions worsen.
    • MN DOT: Slippery roads and reduced visibility along I-94 and I-35 corridors; plows active but delays expected.
  • Temperatures: Falling below freezing overnight, increasing risk of icy surfaces.

Impact on Operations:

  • Expect linehaul delays and potential pickup/delivery suspensions in affected terminals into this evening, as at 1600-1800 the weather will worsen fast in the twin cities.
  • Plan for additional transit time
  • Ensure freezable freight is secured and not picked up today per the freezable guidelines  and communicate proactively with customers regarding possible service disruptions.