Snowfall will continue into Monday with another 1 to 3 inches possible atop the accumulation Sunday. CPS and a slew of other districts have closed.

Cities, villages and townships can also declare snow emergencies, requiring cars to ... there may be secondary roads that have deteriorated to a level 2 or even a level 3 condition.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Many counties in central Ohio are under a snow emergency Monday ... to check and see what level your county is under, whether it’s Level 1, Level 2 or Level 3.

If the weather is bad enough, local sheriffs can issue snow emergencies. Here's what you need to know about them.

Cincinnati, Hamilton County at snow emergency level 2 Under Ohio law, local sheriffs monitor snow conditions and declare snow emergencies when they determine that the use of highways and roadways ...

A Level 1 snow emergency means roadways are hazardous with blowing and/or drifting snow and may be icy. Motorists are urged to drive cautiously. Here's the current snow emergency levels by county ...

For example, if the advisory level is set at 1 ... In Kenton County, during snow emergencies where snowfall accumulation is two inches or greater, no vehicle may be parked on a public road ...

County sheriffs can declare snow emergencies under Ohio law and close municipal, state, county and township roads. Two central Ohio counties — Fairfield and Pickaway — have level 3 alerts ...

Cities, villages and townships can also declare snow emergencies, requiring cars to ... there may be secondary roads that have deteriorated to a level 2 or even a level 3 condition.