VIA: Cincinnati.com
Winter Storm Warning Continues
Roads are snow covered and rough this morning – be careful.
Bitter Cold, Windy, Light Snow
Light snow continues to fall this morning and as our winds increase and will gust today 30 and 40 mph. Temperatures are near single digits this morning with wind chill factors near zero, if not below. With the cold air refreezing is taking place especially on untreated surfaces. The new accumulations will be spotty, with a possible 1 inch to 2 inches in isolated areas by late morning.
Blowing and drifting snow will continue this afternoon with no additional accumulation, expect a dry next couple of days before our next potential accumulating snow on Sunday.
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Snow Emergencies, what do they mean?
County and city snow emergencies and levels
Updated: Feb 10, 2010 8:03 AM EST
Level 1 snow emergencies mean roadways are hazardous with blowing and drifting snow and motorists should use caution.
Level 2 snow emergencies mean only those who think it’s necessary to drive should do so.
Level 3 snow emergencies means all roadways are closed to non-emergency personnel.
Cities, townships and villages do not declare levels. When they declare snow emergencies, it’s generally to ask residents to remove parked cars from streets to assist in snow removal.
Amelia – snow emergency
Blue Ash – snow emergency
Boone County – Level 1 snow emergency
Brown County – Level 1 snow emergency
Butler County – Level 1 snow emergency
Campbell County – Level 2 snow emergency
Cheviot – snow emergency
Clinton County – Level 2 snow emergency
Cincinnati – snow emergency
Cold Spring – snow emergency
Crescent Springs – snow emergency
Dearborn County- Level 2 snow emergency
Erlanger – snow emergency
Forest Park – snow emergency
Fort Mitchell – snow emergency
Fort Wright – snow emergency
Franklin County – Level 3 snow emergency
Gallatin County – Level 2 snow emergency
Grant County – Level 3 snow emergency
Greendale – snow emergency
Hamilton County – Level 2 snow emergency
Highland Heights – snow emergency
Kenton County – Level 2 snow emergency
Lockland - snow emergency
Milford – snow emergency
Montgomery – snow emergency
Mount Healthy – snow emergency
North Bend – snow emergency
North College Hill – snow emergency
Ohio County – Level 2 snow emergency
Owen County – Level 2 snow emergency
Park Hills – snow emergency
Pendleton County – Level 2 snow emergency
Reading – snow emergency
Ripley County – Level 3 snow emergency
Silver Grove – snow emergency
Springdale – snow emergency
Southgate – snow emergency
Switzerland County – Level 2 snow emergency
Taylor Mill – snow emergency
Union County – Level 3 snow emergency
Warren County – Level 1 snow emergency
