LIST: Greater Cincinnati counties under snow emergencies, travel advisories
Between the lingering 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.LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS // LATEST FORECASTSign up for our NewslettersOhio and Kentucky use a system of snow emergencies that range between levels one and three.
Hamilton County lifts snow emergency, but region still under cold weather advisory
An arctic air mass remains in place across the Ohio Valley region, bringing more cold temperatures and snow accumulations by the end of the week.
Pickaway County stays in Level 3 Snow Emergency after snowfall Monday
The Pickaway County Sheriff plans to keep the area in a level 3 snow emergency even after the end of the snowfall.
Snow emergencies lifted after heavy snow hits southwest Ohio
Snow emergencies have been lifted in southwest Ohio after a winter storm brought heavy snowfall to the region Sunday and Monday.
What do snow emergency levels mean in Columbus?
If the weather is bad enough, local sheriffs can issue snow emergencies. Here's what you need to know about them.
Ohio and Kentucky snow emergencies: What do the levels mean?
There are three levels and each one requires different responses from drivers. Parking restrictions can also be put in place.
See what Ross County Sheriff considers before announcing level 3 snow emergency
Ross County is under a level 3 snow emergency which means that roadways are closed to non-emergency personnel and that no travel should be happening unless absolutely necessary. Moving the county to level 3 is not something Sheriff George Lavender takes lightly.
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 districts have closed.
Snow emergency levels in Ohio: What do the numbers mean?
There are three snow emergency levels in Ohio. Each one requires a different response from drivers. Here's what you need to ...
Think you're too old to be shoveling snow? You might be surprised at when you should quit
Here's who should consider hiring out their snow-shoveling job, and what to do to more safely and efficiently shovel your own sidewalk.
Snow emergencies in Ohio: What do the levels mean?
Under Ohio Law, sheriffs monitor snow conditions and declare snow emergencies when it has been determined that the use of ...
Forecast update: Columbus can expect more 'hazardous' snow, arctic temps, icy roads
Wednesday: There will be scattered flurries between 11 a.m. and noon, then scattered snow showers after noon. It will be ...
Forecast: Winter weather advisory begins; 3-4 inches of snow possible
The second round of heavy snow this week hits Friday and this time around Greater Cincinnati is in line to get 3 to 4 inches of snow.
Here's how much snow fell in central Ohio, and how much more we can expect
Travel will likely be difficult for those to the south. Before making plans to head out, check to see if your county is under a snow emergency.
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Roads remain slick across the Mid-Ohio Valley
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Clinton County EMA addresses alert system error during snow emergency notification
The Clinton County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) wishes to address a technical issue experienced by subscribers to the ...