As we prepare for that winter weather, some northern Kentucky agencies are already issuing a snow emergency.The cities of Villa Hills and Crescent Springs are putting the emergency in effect Sunday morning at 11 a.m.The goal is to make sure crews have the room to clear snow from the roads and people will not be allowed to park in the street.The Villa Hills Police Department says it will start issuing citations and removing vehicles from roadways once it takes effect, so make sure you have moved your cars from the street by 11 a.m. on Sunday.A winter storm takes aim at Greater Cincinnati Sunday into Monday. Nailing down the track is still up in the air, but early outlooks still bring a heavy snow in Sunday around midday. At some point, a wintry mix looks possible. That brings the chance for sleet and or freezing rain, which would cut back snow totals where that happens. It’s likely that we switch back to snow at some point Monday as the system moves out. Significant impacts to travel look likely, but much is to be determined (totals and timing) beyond that. A cold stretch settles in through the first full week of January. By Wednesday, dangerously cold wind chills struggle to make it out of the single digits.
As we prepare for that winter weather, some northern Kentucky agencies are already issuing a snow emergency.
The cities of Villa Hills and Crescent Springs are putting the emergency in effect Sunday morning at 11 a.m.
The goal is to make sure crews have the room to clear snow from the roads and people will not be allowed to park in the street.
The Villa Hills Police Department says it will start issuing citations and removing vehicles from roadways once it takes effect, so make sure you have moved your cars from the street by 11 a.m. on Sunday.
A winter storm takes aim at Greater Cincinnati Sunday into Monday. Nailing down the track is still up in the air, but early outlooks still bring a heavy snow in Sunday around midday. At some point, a wintry mix looks possible. That brings the chance for sleet and or freezing rain, which would cut back snow totals where that happens. It’s likely that we switch back to snow at some point Monday as the system moves out. Significant impacts to travel look likely, but much is to be determined (totals and timing) beyond that.
A cold stretch settles in through the first full week of January. By Wednesday, dangerously cold wind chills struggle to make it out of the single digits.
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