Most counties in Ohio have Snow Emergency Levels, which are declared by each sheriff’s office. Below is a list of snow ...

Franklin, Delaware, Union, Madison, Licking and Fairfield counties are no longer under a snow emergency or one had not been ...

The National Weather Service said freezing drizzle will cause slick roads during the New Year's Eve morning commute in ...

This story will be updated as more snow emergencies are declared. Several cities and and counties have declared snow emergencies as heavy snow is expected to wallop Greater Cincinnati on Saturday, Dec ...

Central Ohio is likely to see 4-6 inches of snow on Dec. 13, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

A Richland Source reader asked how to get notifications regarding different snow emergency levels on local roads. Here is how: ...

A winter weather advisory is in effect for the Cincinnati region until 10 a.m. Friday due to early morning snow. Snowfall prompted some school closures and delays, with accumulations expected to be ...

As snow continues to pummel Greater Cincinnati, the region is still expected to receive between 4 to 7 inches Saturday night ...

This report has been updated with new information. Snow cleanup continues after a record-level of snow blanketed the region Tuesday. Hamilton and Warren counties were on Level 2 snow emergencies and ...

Bitter cold temperatures and wind chills below zero are gripping the Cincinnati region. A significant warm-up is expected, with temperatures reaching the mid-50s by Thursday. Icy road conditions have ...

(This story will be updated as counties declare or lift snow emergencies.) Update, 11:21 a.m.: Hamilton and Butler counties are no longer under a snow emergency. Update, 10:10 a.m.: Warren and ...

As of 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2025, this story is archived and is no longer being updated. Central Ohio Weather and ...