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Belmont County Now Under Level Two Snow Emergency

Belmont County has been placed under a level two snow emergency. A level two snow emergency means that roads are hazardous. Only those who feel it is necessary to drive should do so. Drivers are encouraged to call their employers to verify that they need to report to work.

Please continue to be aware of weather conditions, and stay up to date with all the current snow emergency levels by checking in at the Belmont County Sheriff's Office website.

Belmont County Now Under Level One Snow Emergency

Belmont County’s snow emergency level has been lowered to a level one. Conditions are improving, however roads are still hazardous with blowing and drifting snow. Roads remain icy and drivers are warned to be cautious.

Please continue to be aware of weather conditions, and stay up to date with all the current snow emergency levels by checking in at the Belmont County Sheriff's Office website.

Belmont County Now Under Level Two Snow Emergency

Belmont County has been placed under a level two snow emergency. A level two snow emergency means that roads are hazardous. Only those who feel it is necessary to drive should do so. Drivers are encouraged to call their employers to verify that they need to report to work.

Please continue to be aware of weather conditions, and stay up to date with all the current snow emergency levels by checking in at the Belmont County Sheriff's Office website.

Belmont County Now Under Level One Snow Emergency

Belmont County’s snow emergency level has been lowered to a level one. Conditions are improving, however roads are still hazardous with blowing and drifting snow. Roads remain icy and drivers are warned to be cautious.

Please continue to be aware of weather conditions, and stay up to date with all the current snow emergency levels by checking in at the Belmont County Sheriff's Office website.

Belmont County Now Under Level Two Snow Emergency

Belmont County has been placed under a level two snow emergency. A level two snow emergency means that roads are hazardous. Only those who feel it is necessary to drive should do so. Drivers are encouraged to call their employers to verify that they need to report to work.

Please continue to be aware of weather conditions, and stay up to date with all the current snow emergency levels by checking in at the Belmont County Sheriff's Office website.

Belmont County Now Under Level One Snow Emergency

Belmont County’s snow emergency level has been lowered to a level one. Conditions are improving, however roads are still hazardous with blowing and drifting snow. Roads remain icy and drivers are warned to be cautious.

Please continue to be aware of weather conditions, and stay up to date with all the current snow emergency levels by checking in at the Belmont County Sheriff's Office website.

Belmont County Now Under Level Two Snow Emergency

Belmont County has been placed under a level two snow emergency. A level two snow emergency means that roads are hazardous. Only those who feel it is necessary to drive should do so. Drivers are encouraged to call their employers to verify that they need to report to work.

Please continue to be aware of weather conditions, and stay up to date with all the current snow emergency levels by checking in at the Belmont County Sheriff's Office website.

Road Advisory

There are currently no road advisories for Belmont County.

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