BUTLER COUNTY, Ohio —

Icy road conditions caused a real mess for drivers Thursday morning.

Hours later, folks continued to face challenges during the commute home and while running errands.

Milder temperatures and lots of rain took over in areas like Butler County.

The wet weather made it difficult to anticipate what was ahead while behind the wheel.

"The little further than you can see it's kind of misty until you get there," Springboro resident Lori Holzhauser said.

Holzhauser said it's hard to make out the different lanes on the roads.

"If the lines aren't on the street, then it's a little difficult," Holzhauser said.

ODOT crews are were making rounds again Thursday night.

They'll be out working long hours once the weather changes, and more ice begins to form.

Joy White said her commute to work today was a little concerning.

"Just that I had to be careful especially on the overpasses where it had gotten a little icy and it was a little slick," White said.

She's protecting her car from the elements so that she's ready to go in the morning.

"I won't have to hopefully brush anything off in the morning," White said.

LEBANON, Ohio — Ohio Department of Transportation crews are working to clear the roads of snow and ice after snow fell on top of a wintry mix overnight.

Anywhere from 3-5’’ of snow fell in most areas of the Tri-State overnight on top of 1-2’’ of wintry mix. Road conditions coupled with wind chills in the single digits has made progress slow for road crews.

More than 120 ODOT snow plow operators are working across Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Greene, Hamilton, Preble and Warren counties Tuesday morning.

Indiana Department of Transportation officials reported difficult travel conditions at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday and asked drivers to stay home unless travel was necessary.

Kentucky Department of Transportation District 6 crews started treating roads Monday evening. Crews will work to clear 4,600 miles of road.

Drivers should remember to give crews plenty of room while they are working to clear the roads.