Summit County is currently under a Level 1 snow emergency, while Erie County has been hit the hardest, reaching a Level 3 emergency as of Thursday, Jan. 15.
This follows a significant winter storm that blanketed much of Ohio in snow, ice, and treacherous road conditions.
As a result, schools have closed, traffic accidents have increased, and emergency response teams are working around the clock.
So, what do these snow emergency levels actually mean for Ohioans? How do they affect travel, work, and daily routines? Here’s a breakdown of everything you need to know.
What is a Snow Emergency in Ohio?
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