snow emergency, Greater Cincinnati

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.
LIST: Greater Cincinnati counties under snow emergencies, travel advisories
With the impacts of the winter storm, officials have issued snow and travel advisories around Greater Cincinnati.LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS // LATEST FORECAST Ohio and Kentucky use a system of snow emergencies that range between levels one and three.
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.
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.
What do snow emergency levels mean?
Counties across Greater Cincinnati may declare snow emergencies or travel advisories to ensure safety of drivers, travelers during a winter weather event.
Sandusky and Ottawa counties under Level 1 Snow Emergency
Both Sandusky and Ottawa counties were put under Level 1 Snow Emergency status Monday morning. Icy conditions are reported across Sandusky County. All schools in Sandusky and Ottawa counties are closed.
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 ...
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.
WCPO Cincinnati1d
Many counties rescinding/reducing snow emergencies as road conditions improve
Several counties are still under snow emergencies, meaning travel should be limited to essential trips only due to hazardous road conditions.
Cincinnati Enquirer on MSN53m
Forecast: Snowfall begins in parts of Greater Cincinnati; 3-4 inches 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.
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.