The system, which moved into the Borderland yesterday, brought more than 5 centimeters to the area with more to come.
Both Environment Canada and the National Weather Service out of Duluth predict that by the time it moves away tomorrow night, the region could see as much as 20 to 25 centimeters.
All highways in the Rainy River district are identified as snow covered with icy sections.
Similar road conditions are listed for Highways in Koochiching County.
Motorists are adviced to use extreme caution today while driving.
