Cleveland, OhioUntil 7 AM on Thursday, Hancock, Sandusky, and Seneca counties are under an ice storm warning, which will bring severe icing and dangerous travel conditions to the area.
The National Weather Service reports that up to one inch of extra snow and sleet might fall on the impacted areas, which include Findlay, Tiffin, Fremont, Clyde, and Bellevue, coupled with up to a tenth of an inch of ice accumulation.
Because of the possibility of power outages and slick roadways, authorities highly advise against traveling. The Thursday morning commute may be significantly affected, as drivers may be at risk due to the icy roads. Residents are advised by the Ohio Department of Transportation to visit www.ohgo.com to view current traffic and road conditions.
Safety Measures:
Steer clear of pointless travel.Maintain an emergency kit with food, water, and a flashlight if driving is absolutely necessary.
Be ready for any power disruptions.Keep extra batteries on hand and charge your devices.
Be cautious when going on driveways and sidewalks since ice buildup can make it dangerous.
Road conditions may still be impacted by leftover ice, but the winter storm is predicted to pass after sunrise. Keep abreast on local road advisories and weather updates.
