Winter Storm Watch in Effect from Saturday Evening Through Monday Afternoon
- Heavy snow and significant snow accumulations are likely Saturday, January 24th through Monday, January 26th.
- Precipitation may mix with sleet and freezing rain on Sunday, January 25th.
- Travel could be very difficult, plan on slippery road conditions. The hazardous conditions could impact the Monday morning commute.
- Monitor the latest forecasts for updates on this situation.
Tips for Residents to Follow During Winter Weather Advisories and Storms:
- In general, it is helpful to park vehicles in garages and driveways wherever possible and not on the street during a storm to improve street snow clearing.
- Once snow has begun, remove all vehicles from roadways to enable plow trucks to clear the roads.
- It is helpful to assist snow plowing efforts by removing basketball hoops from the streets.
- Remove accumulated snow from abutting sidewalks to assist neighbor and school student safety. When clearing snow, be mindful not to shovel snow into roadways or adjoining properties.
- Shoveling out neighborhood fire hydrants is encouraged to allow for quick location and access in event of an emergency. Residents should be aware of fire hydrant locations and street address signs that could become inaccessible due to snow accumulation.
- REMEMBER, you should never assume that frozen ponds or lakes are suitable for skating or other recreational activities!
- Charge your electronic devices in preparation the power should go out.
- Keep flashlights, candles, and matches handy.
- Consider having shelf stable foods such as bread, granola bars, bottled water and canned goods that can be easily eaten if the power goes out
- Stay home, stay safe!
