Snowy Spring Break Chaos: Twin Cities Travel Woes On The Horizon!
Heading to the MSP airport for spring break? Don’t forget to pack your patience! A snowstorm is set to make travel a bit more adventurous. ❄️✈️😅 #SpringBreakSnowstorm #MSPAirport #MinnesotaWeather
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota – Folks eager to escape the chilly weather for spring break might face an unwelcome surprise as they head to the airport. 🌨️☃️ The National Weather Service is warning of a looming snowstorm set to hit the Twin Cities metro area just as travel is expected to peak. With forecasts calling for 3 to 5 inches of snow, and even the possibility of up to 7 inches in some areas, travelers could be in for a bumpy ride.
Busiest Days at MSP Airport
The snowstorm is set to make landfall on Thursday evening, right as Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is gearing up for its busiest days of the spring season. The airport is expecting a whopping 48,000 passengers to pass through security on both Thursday and Friday. Talk about timing, right? Uff da!
Airport Authorities Prepare for the Worst
But don’t worry, folks! The airport authorities are well aware of the impending storm and are ready to tackle whatever Mother Nature throws their way. They’ve got crews on standby, ready to plow through the snow and keep those runways clear. It’s just another day in the life of MSP Airport!
But Wait, There’s More!
As if one snowstorm wasn’t enough, the National Weather Service is warning of an even bigger storm set to hit the region starting Sunday. This one could bring some serious snow, with forecasts calling for at least half a foot, and maybe even up to a foot by Monday. It’s like the weather gods are playing a cruel joke on spring breakers!
For the latest area forecast click here.
Travelers, Be Prepared!
If you’re one of the brave souls flying out of MSP this weekend, the airport has some tips to make your journey a little smoother. You can pre-book your parking spot and even reserve a spot in the security line if you’re flying out of Terminal 2. And if you’re picking up a friend or family member, be sure to wait in the cell phone lots and keep those curbside pickup areas clear. We’re all in this together, folks!
Just Another Spring in Minnesota
While the thought of snow in March might send shivers down your spine, it’s really just par for the course here in Minnesota. Over the last 30 years, the Twin Cities has averaged a whopping 8.8 inches of snow in March alone. So, if you’re trading in your swimsuit for a snowsuit this spring break, just remember – you’re not alone! Safe travels!
🗣 Are you worried about the upcoming storm? What are your spring break plans? We’d LOVE to hear from you in the comments section below. ⬇️
