Snow Alerts

It appears the app is no longer updating snow emergency info, at least in Minneapolis and Saint Paul, MN as of 12/19/24.

Dont bother. If it show a snow emergency declared and that’s a big IF. It gets the parking alternatives completely wrong

There is currently a snow emergency in both Minneapolis and St Paul but neither are showing up in the app.

A heavy snow adds a lot of items to my to-do list. This app eliminates the most frustrating items from the list. It reminds you to move your car when the snowplows come and tells you where you are you can park to avoid getting towed. When the snow emergency is lifted, the app stays out of your way until next time. It's simple, elegant, well-designed, and thoughtfully made. You can't really ask for more than that.

I appreciate the purpose of this app, but it’s a little hard to easily conceptualize. I think it would be helpful to include a map (like the one found on the city website) to we can be better informed on where we can/cannot park. Also yes, the cars are reversed.

Clear and concise. Helps me during every snow emergency.

I used this app during a snow emergency in St Paul and moved my car at 8am to a “night plow” which can be parked on the day after a snow emergency begins. The app was wrong, moving my car meant getting a ticket because St Paul has one side night blow routes that are not marked on this app and I parked on the wrong side. Using this app is pointless, it does not accurately show where is safe to park, which is its entire purpose. Download a Minneapolis or St Paul city sponsored app for the right information.

Minneapolis standard emergency rules are odd on their own, but today they layered on new rules: no parking on the even side of all streets (except emergency routes) until April 1. No joke. Snow Alerts had the right info, down to the minute. This is my go-to app for street parking rules in Minneapolis in the winter. Thank you!

This app saved me from a couple tickets or tows. Clear visuals break down the rules in a way that is much easier to understand than the official cities’ apps.

Thank goodness someone made an app like this. Not tryna get towed. Very helpful.