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As the snowstorm approached late Saturday afternoon, residents of Livingston County braced for a wintry mix that was forecasted to impact road conditions significantly. By evening, the anticipated flurries transformed into a steady snowfall, blanketing the region and complicating travel plans for many.
With snow continuing overnight into early Sunday morning, road crews were dispatched to maintain safety. The Livingston County Department of Transportation reported that plowing operations began around midnight, focusing on major highways and critical routes first. Snow accumulation of 4 to 6 inches was expected by daybreak, leading to slick driving conditions.
Local authorities urge motorists to exercise caution when traveling. “We haven’t seen conditions like this in a while,” said County Snow Operations Manager, Sarah Johnson. “Our crews are doing their best to keep roads clear, but we advise staying off the roads unless absolutely necessary.” The potential for hazardous conditions could persist throughout the morning, with continued snowfall in the forecast.
In response to the storm, several local businesses altered their hours, and schools announced remote learning days to ensure student safety. Residents have also been advised to prepare for winter weather by stocking up on essential supplies and keeping emergency kits ready in their vehicles.
For the latest updates on road conditions in Livingston County, including live traffic and weather reports, please check our news channel’s website or tune in to our live broadcast. Stay safe, and remember: when the snow falls, take it slow!
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