Overview
- Cincinnati officials report about 95% of primary roads treated, with crews now focused on secondary and residential streets and an objective to make neighborhood roads passable within 24 hours.
- Cincinnati crews expect to work through Thursday, continue a snow-emergency parking ban, and have towed nearly 250 vehicles from restricted routes while using brine, salt and low-temperature additives.
- Baltimore has more than 700 pieces of city and contractor equipment deployed and is working through over 600 service requests as crews move from arterials to side streets.
- Baltimore launched the Baltimore Snow Corps to connect volunteers with residents who need help clearing sidewalks through 311, and city schools will remain closed Tuesday.
- Both cities cite extreme cold reducing treatment effectiveness, with Baltimore noting narrow streets that require Bobcats and front-loaders and reports of residents still boxed in by plow piles.