CINCINNATI — As snow continues to fall across the Tri-State, multiple counties have declared emergencies or travel advisories due to difficult road conditions.
What's a snow emergency? It is a warning system to alert residents that bad weather could make it unsafe to travel. In Kentucky and Ohio, communities can issue Level 1, 2 or 3 snow emergencies that detail just how bad the roads are. In Indiana, those same emergencies are described by color: yellow, orange or red.
The following counties are under a Level 1/yellow snow emergency:
- Franklin County, IN
- Dearborn County, IN
Drivers in these counties are asked to travel only when needed.
With the sun down, roads are now covered at the 73/123 intersection.
— Sean DeLancey (@SeanDeLanceyTV) February 16, 2024
Cars are moving slowly, but I’m seeing a lot of people losing traction and there’s no sign the snow is slowing.@WCPO pic.twitter.com/4s3soIKnY9
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