Snowstorm impacts Thursday morning commute in Minnesota. Here’s a look at the road conditions.

MINNEAPOLIS – There is a NEXT Drive Alert on Thursday the biggest snowstorm so far this seasonwhich makes for some rough road conditions in the Twin Cities.

There are dozens of problems on snow-covered roads in the Twin Cities Thursday morning, including multiple accidents, skid damage and bent fenders. Visibility is also a problem. If you can work from home, this would be the day to stay.

The plows are working hard, so give them space while they clear the streets.

Current road conditions

A ground delay was imposed at MSP Airport until approximately 10 a.m. due to traffic backing up near the airport on Highway 62 due to a spinout.

In Shakopee, the northbound ramp from Highway 169 to Highway 101 is closed after a vehicle entered a ditch and another came to a stop.

A school bus also veered off Highway 100 near the Robbinsdale-Brooklyn Center border.

There is also traffic backup on northbound Highway 169 near Excelsior Boulevard in Hopkins due to an accident.

It is always best to have some winter emergency kit with you. Here you can find out what you should install in your vehicle.

Dozens of school districts in Minnesota are reporting closures and delays.

This is a developing story. For more information, visit WCCO.com.