LIST: Counties under snow emergencies
As the weather advances, there have been multiple snow emergencies announced.
Updated: 5:02 PM EST Feb 2, 2022
NOW, WLWT NEWS 5 METEOROGILOST ALLISON ROGERS IS HERE. WE GOT THE BARRAGE OF THINGS STARTING WITH RAIN AND NO MOVING TO HEAVIER STUFF. ALLISON: IT IS GOING TO BECOME MORE IMPACTFUL LATE TONIGHT SO IF YOU’RE DRIVING PAST MIDNIGHT YOU WILL NEED TO KEEP THAT IN MIND. I THE TIME WE WAKE UP TOMORROW RNMOING, BIG CHANGES ACROSS CINCINNATI. WE ARE SEEING THE INITIAL ROUND OF THIS WIERNT STORM AS THE FALLING RAIN CONTINUES. YOU CAN SEE IT IS A LITTLE HEAVIEINR INDIANA NORTH OF 74. BROOKVILLE SEEING A LOT OF THAT RAIN AT THE MOMENT TOWARD METAMORA, BLOONGMI GROVE, CONNERSVILLE ALSO SEEING HEAVIER BANDS OF RAIN. OLDENBURG, SAME FOR YOU. WITHIN THE CINCINNATI METRO, WE GOT SPRINKLES AND A RAIN ESPECIALLY ON THE WEST SIDE AND TOWARD DOWNTOWN. MORE SPOTTY RAINFALL HAPPENING FOR AREAS ALONG I-71 CLOSER TO MASON, WESTCHESTER, MIDDLETOWN, HAMILTON AND AREAS SOUTH AND WEST OF THE 275 LOOP CLOSER TO AURORA AND VERILSALES. YOU CAN SEE WHAT IS HEADED OUR WAY. THE WINTRY MIX OF FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET HAPPENING A LITTLE CLOSER TO THE DIINANOLAPIS METRO AND THE SNOW BEHINDHA TT TOURED LAFAYETTE, INDIANA. -- TOWARD LAFAYETTE, INDIANA. WE WILL SEE THE INITIAL ROUND OF FREEZING RAIN MOVING TOIN THE NORTHWESTERN COMMUNITIES, CONNERSVILLE, BROOKSVILLE AND OXFORD. TONIGHT AND EARLY TOMORROW, WE WILL SEE THE LINEF O FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET WORKING FARTHER SOUTH AND EAST. THIS IS 6:00 IN THE MORNING TOMORROW AND WE HAVE ALREADY GOT THE FREEZING RAIN AROUND THE METRO. MUCHF O OUR MAJOR THOROUGHFARES ARE DEALING WITH IT AT THIS POINT AS WELL DAN WE WILL SEE THAT CONTINUE TO MAKE ITS WAY FARTHER SOUTH AND EAST THROUGH THE REST OF TOMORROW MORNING. I DO THINK INITIALLY IT WILL TAKE A BIT FOR TSHI TO BEGIN TO ACCUMULATE. EARLY TOMORROW, THE ROADS ARE OK. NOT GREAT BUT OK. ONCE WE GET TO ABOUT 8:00 OR 10:00 IN THE MORNING IS WHEN THINGS BEGIN TO GO DOWNHILL AND WE WILL START TO SEE ACCUMULATION WHIT ICY ACCUMULATIONS COMING ONTO SOME OF OUR ROADWAYS, ESPECIALLY BRIDGES AND OVERPASSES. ELEVATED SURFACES. THE WINDSHIELD ALSO GETTING AN ICY COATING AND TIME FOR LUNCHTIME TOMORROW. WE WL START TO SEE SNOW BEGINNING TO WORK ITS WAY FARTHER SOUTH AND EAST AS WELL. I THINK BY LUNCHTIME WE ARE SEEING MAINLY SLEET FOR MUCH OF GREARTE CINCINNATI AREAS LIKE CONNERSVILLE INTO OXFORD START TO SEE A SWITCHOVER TO HEAVY, WET SNOW STARTING AROUND 1:00 OR 2:00 IN THE AFTERNOON. I DON’T THINK THAT HAPPENS FOR THE METRO UNTIL CLOSER TO 7:00 TOMORROW EVENING. WE WILL START TO SEE SLEET TURNING INTO MORE SNOWFALL BY 7:00 IN THE EVENING TOMORROW. THEN WE HAVE FALLING SNOW COMING DOWN ON TOP OF WHAT IS GOING TO BE A LITTLE ICY LAYER ON OUR SERVICES. THAT WILL LEAD TO -- SURFACES. THAT WILL LEAD TO SLICK SPOTS. EVERYBODY ON FRIDAY SEEING SNOWFALL, IT CONTINUES THROUGH FRIDAY MORNING AND WRAPS UP AROUND LUNCHTIME FRIDAY. THEN WE START TO SEE A LITTLE SUNSHINE BY FRIDAY AFTERNOON. THAT TIMELINE WITH THE FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET STARTS NORTHWEST TONITGH AROUND MIDNIGHT AND INTO THE METRO BY THE TIME THE SUN COMES UP TOMORROW. IT WILL ACCUMULATELL A DAY BUT THE HIGH-RISE TOTALS WILL BE SOUTH AND EAST. AS F AARS THE SNOW IS CONCERNED, HE BEGINS TO WORK INTO THOSE NORTHWESTERN COMMUNITIES JUST AFTER LUNCH TOMORROW, METRO BY 7:00 AND WRAPPING UP BY LUNCHTIME ON FRIDAY. WE WILL SEE HIRES SNOW COMMISSIONS NORTH AND WEST, JUST WHERE WE WILL PICK UP CLOSER TO ABOUT EIGHT INCHES OF SNOW IN AREAS LIKE CONNERSVILLE AND OXFORD. SNOW COVERED ROADS FOR THESE AREAS HERE. INTO THE METRO, OUR TOTALS ARE CLOSER TO ONE TO THREE INCHES, ICE TOTALS CLOSER TO A QUARTER OF AN INCH. THAT ICE ACCUMULATION HAPPENS BEFORE THE SNOW SO WE’RE TALKING ABOUT THE LAYER OF ICE STJU BELOW THE SNOW, SNOW COVERED AND SLICK SPOTS A POSSIBILITY FOR THE METRO. MAYBE EVEN SPOTTY POWDER -- POWER OUTAGES. BUT THE AREA I THINK WE’LL DEAL WITH THE BIGGEST IMPACT FROM ICE TINHIS PINK COLOR, WE ARE LIKELY TO PICK UP A QUARTER OF AN INCH TO HALF AN INCH OF ICE, HILLSBORO, PEEBL,ES GEORGETOWN, DRY RIDGE. SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS FROM ICE, ICY ROADS, POWER OUTAGES AND SAGGING TREE LIMBS. I WANT TO REITERATE WITH THIS MAP, AREAS HERE THAT I HAVE PULLED OUT, YOU ARE LIKELY TO SEE BIGGER IMPTSAC FROM THE ICE HAPPENING HERE. POWER OUTAGES A POSSIBILITY, ICY STREETS. ONCE WE GET PAST THIS, WE HAVE TO TALK ABOUT THE WIND. THE WIND WILL HAVE TO PICK UP TOMORROW AS IT IS SNOWING. LOW VISIBITYLI ON TOP OF THE SLICK ROADS. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE OUT, TRY TO BE INSIDE TOMORROW. TRY TO BE INSIDE BY ABOUT 10:00 IN THE MORNING TOMORROW. IF YOU CAN
LIST: Counties under snow emergencies
As the weather advances, there have been multiple snow emergencies announced.
Updated: 5:02 PM EST Feb 2, 2022
As the weather advances, there have been multiple snow emergencies announced. A Level 1 snow emergency is defined as motorists being advised to use caution due to hazardous road conditions resulting from accumulations of snow/and or ice. LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTSCounties under Level 1:Kenton County is under effect on Feb. 2 at midnight until rescinded. Boone County is under effect at midnight on Feb. 3.Counties under Snow Emergency: Crestview Hills, Kentucky, goes into effect at 6 a.m. Feb. 3 and will remain in effect until 5 p.m. Feb. 4. All vehicles must be removed from city streets no later than 6 a.m. Feb. 3.Elsmere, Kentucky, goes into effect at 4:30 p.m. Feb. 2. All vehicles parked on designated snow emergency streets must be moved. Vehicles from non-snow emergency streets must be moved until plowing has been completed.Miami Township, Clermont County is under effect at 6:00 p.m. on Feb. 2 until the Township declares otherwise. No vehicles shall be parked on any snow emergency route. Drivers are discouraged from being on roadways unless they have emergency reasons.
As the weather advances, there have been multiple snow emergencies announced.
A Level 1 snow emergency is defined as motorists being advised to use caution due to hazardous road conditions resulting from accumulations of snow/and or ice.
LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS
Counties under Level 1:
Kenton County is under effect on Feb. 2 at midnight until rescinded.
Boone County is under effect at midnight on Feb. 3.
Counties under Snow Emergency:
Crestview Hills, Kentucky, goes into effect at 6 a.m. Feb. 3 and will remain in effect until 5 p.m. Feb. 4. All vehicles must be removed from city streets no later than 6 a.m. Feb. 3.
Elsmere, Kentucky, goes into effect at 4:30 p.m. Feb. 2. All vehicles parked on designated snow emergency streets must be moved. Vehicles from non-snow emergency streets must be moved until plowing has been completed.
Miami Township, Clermont County is under effect at 6:00 p.m. on Feb. 2 until the Township declares otherwise. No vehicles shall be parked on any snow emergency route. Drivers are discouraged from being on roadways unless they have emergency reasons.
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