Snow and cold is socking parts of the Dakotas. The National Weather service said one to two more inches of snow could accumulate in northeastern South Dakota and southeastern North Dakota by Tuesday, with strong winds blowing it around. Many schools in the region delayed or canceled classes and sporting events Monday.
Icy roads were a problem across the region Sunday. The North Dakota Highway Patrol said it responded to 55 vehicles in the ditch.
Wind chill advisories also were posted for much of the two states, with the combination of wind and low temperatures making it feel as cold as 35 degrees below zero.
