"It's Expected": Side streets a mess in metro area as plows continue to catch up
MINNEAPOLIS -- If you braved the roads Wednesday, it's likely the worst part of your commute could have been from your driveway to the first main road you reached.
By Wednesday afternoon, streets in Minneapolis northeast neighborhoods remained treacherous.
"I'm going to go back in and just sign on to work. I have an option to work from home," Jon Rockser said after his car got stuck in an alley behind his home. "It looks like they plowed a little bit, but they didn't plow right behind my car. I figured like I said I could get over the hump to where they plowed a little bit more, but I didn't quite get there."
A Minneapolis snow emergency meant Jon and his neighbors had to move before plows came. For some, the task proved challenging.
"You just have to kind of shovel enough of a runway where you can gun it and hope for the best," said Kian Dziak as he attempted to clear his car. "Not a whole lot of strategy, just clear the fluffy stuff out of the way."
"I think I've seen like three people get stuck at least," said Emily Vermuelen. "Kian helped someone today."
"You live in Minnesota," Rockser said. "It's kind of expected."
