Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) crews worked overnight to clear snow from roadways after a significant snowfall. Despite their efforts, high winds are expected to cause blowing and drifting snow, potentially covering roads again. ODOT urges drivers to exercise caution, especially when encountering plow trucks.
WSYX's Stephanie Duprey rode along with an ODOT plow as crews cleared roadways of snow. Jan. 19, 2024.
Crews began working 12-hour shifts at noon Sunday, and despite efforts to clear roads overnight Monday, projected high winds could undo some of the progress they made. Eibel also reminded ABC 6 viewers about the need to be safe at all times, but especially when a plow truck is nearby.
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