«Breaking News» Minnesota train plows through a massive snow drift after a fierce blizzard struck Midwest

A Minnesota train plowed through a massive snow drift after a fierce blizzard struck the Midwest over the weekend.

In the video, several feet of snow is seen covering the tracks as a BNSF Railway Co train prepares to barrel through.  

Moments later, the train sends bursts of snow flying through the air as it passes by.

The tracks had been covered in more than a foot of snow over the weekend after a blizzard caused Minnesota to declare a state of emergency. Residents were urged to stay at home amid -5F temperatures in Minneapolis. 

A Minnesota train (left) plowed through a massive snow drift after a blizzard struck the Midwest over the weekend. Snow is seen covering the tracks as a BNSF Railway Co train barrels through (right)

Dozens of people were rescued by the Minnesota National Guard and sheriff's deputies, some of them sheltered in National Guard armories near the Iowa border.

Minnesota Gov Tim Walz declared a state of emergency in Freeborn and Steele counties late on Saturday and ordered the guard to help stranded motorists.

Conditions were so bad in southern Minnesota on Sunday that state officials ordered residents to stay home, or to stay in their vehicles and wait for help if stranded on the road.

Forty-eight people were sheltered at a National Guard armory in Albert Lea, near the Minnesota-Iowa border, while the Owatonna armory housed 24 people stranded by the blizzard.

Interstate 35 was closed from Owatonna to the Iowa border and I-90 was closed from Dexter in Mower County west, due to poor driving conditions with blowing and drifting snow.

Many other highways in southeastern Minnesota were closed on Sunday morning. The National Weather Service reported 13 inches of snow in Kasson, 11.5 inches in Albert Lea and 11 inches in Ellendale.

Moments later, the train sends bursts of snow (left) flying through the air as it passes by. The tracks had been covered in more than a foot of snow over the weekend after a blizzard caused Minnesota to declare a state of emergency

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Main photo article A Minnesota train plowed through a massive snow drift after a fierce blizzard struck the Midwest over the weekend.
In the video, several feet of snow is seen covering the tracks as a BNSF Railway Co train prepares to barrel through.  
Moments later, the train sends bursts of snow flying through t...

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