Ohio Snow Squall Warning: Dangerous Travel Conditions Until Sunday Evening
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Dayton, OH – A snow squall warning is in effect until 4:30 p.m. Sunday, bringing hazardous travel conditions to areas across southwestern Ohio.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, the warning includes major routes such as US-35 near Dayton, I-70, US-68, and US-42 near Springfield. Drivers are urged to exercise caution as intense bursts of snow and wind reduce visibility to near zero.
The affected areas span from Dayton to Wilmington, covering regions near Cedarville, Xenia, and Springfield. The warning emphasizes the risk of dangerous, life-threatening travel conditions. Winds combined with heavy snowfall are expected to cause blowing snow and sudden whiteouts.
Motorists are advised to delay travel, if possible, and ensure they are equipped with emergency kits and winter gear. The National Weather Service highlights that snow squalls are short-lived but can escalate into severe travel hazards quickly.
Residents should monitor local updates and avoid unnecessary travel until the warning expires. For further details, visit the National Weather Service website or stay tuned to local news outlets.
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