No real travel difficulties or accidents to navigate around here in the metro, but to the north and west it is a different story.
State Patrol is reporting numerous vehicles in the ditch on I-35 in Harris, Minn. That is just north of North Branch and the Hwy. 95 exits.
Expect some minor slow downs on westbound 94 from 694 to downtown St. Paul and on southbound 35W from Hwy. 10 down to 694.
It's really not a bad morning in the immediate metro at this hour.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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