The SNOW EMERGENCY declared at 9:16 AM on January 30, 2012 was repealed on January 31, 2012 at 7:15 AM Main routes of travel and most secondary streets have been cleared and are passable. Motorists are still urged to exercise caution due to visibility limitations at intersections due to piled snow.
Things are going to warm up as we get a break from the snow
Here’s another batch of pictures taken by our readers showing the effects of the 32″ snowstorm that ended Fulton’s unusual snowless spell this week. Got a photo to share? Use the form at the bottom of the story.
Only a bit more than 7 inches of snow fell in the Port City area on Monday. Locations to the south suffered the brunt of Old Man Winter’s return.
On Sunday, at approximately 8:35 p.m., Oswego City Police were dispatched to 107 Murray St. regarding a reported stolen vehicle which had just occurred. The suspect was located and was taken into custody without incident.
The town is asking motorists to avoid traveling on town roads today while highway crews work to clear the snow.
Road conditions in the Town of Hannibal are extremely hazardous due to heavy snowfall, Town Supervisor Ron Greenleaf said. The town is asking motorists to avoid traveling on town roads today while highway crews work to clear the snow.
Winter came back, all at once! As much as two feet of snow fell on Fulton by mid-morning Monday, with similar amounts around the region.
Schools closed and cars got stuck in ditches and on unplowed streets.
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UPDATE: Lots of new photos. Make sure you send us one of yours!
Winter is back. As of 7:00 a.m. Monday, between 6 and 8 inches of snow had fallen on the Fulton/Oswego area and snow was still coming down.
The snow came late enough to force schools to close, including Fulton, Oswego, Hannibal, Phoenix and Central Square.
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