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What is the snow emergency level today? Check Cincinnati road conditions
Snow emergencies are in effect in some Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky communities as snow is in the forecast on Friday.
Weekend weather updates: View the latest on how much snow is expected Friday in Cincinnati
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Franklin County placed under Level 1 snow emergency as snow blankets Columbus
Franklin County Sheriff Dallas Baldwin has placed the county under a Level 1 snow emergency in response to steady snowfall that entered the county. . Under a Level 1 snow emergency, roadways are considered hazardous due to the blowing and drifting snow, and roadways may be icy.
How much more snow is on the way? Cincinnati Monday weather forecast
The National Weather Service initially reported that 8.4 inches of snow was recorded at CVG on Sunday, breaking a previous record. However, the weather service corrected that to say that 6.4 inches of snow was recorded at CVG, and the record of 6.9 inches set in 1977 stands.
Wondering where snow plows go? Cincinnati residents can check on snow plow tracker
The live, interactive map shows which city streets have already been treated, when a vehicle was on a particular street and how much mileage covered.
What is the snow emergency level today? See Cincinnati road conditions
Several counties across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky remain under snow emergencies Wednesday in the wake of a winter storm.
LIST: Greater Cincinnati counties under snow emergencies, travel advisories
Between the impacts of this weekend's winter storm and the new round of snow expected on Friday, there are multiple snow and travel advisories in effect around Greater Cincinnati.
NWS issues winter weather advisory for Greater Cincinnati. How much snow could we get?
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Hamilton, Clermont, Butler and Warren counties in Ohio and Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties in Kentucky and Dearborn, Franklin,
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Snow emergencies: Hamilton County, others announce travel advisories as another round of snow hits
A level one, or yellow travel advisory as it is called in Indiana, usually means parked cars must be moved off of public streets to allow plows to clear and treat the roads.
Hamilton County upgraded to level 2 snow emergency with more heavy snow expected overnight
Snowfall will continue into Monday with another 1 to 3 inches possible atop the accumulation Sunday. CPS and a slew of other ...
Who is responsible for clearing snow by fire hydrants?
The absence of clear guidelines on who is responsible for clearing the hydrants caused confusion across various townships and cities.
Snow, ice causing multiple crashes across Cincinnati: Get latest updates
Conditions on the roads have already led to several crashes, and conditions are likely to worsen as the day goes on.
Do I have to clear the snow on my property? Rules in Cincinnati, Columbus, Akron, Cleveland
Shoveling snow can be tough, but do you have to do it? Here are the rules in Akron, Canton, Cincinnati, Columbus and ...