Average the overall totals will range from 12 inches with isolated higher totals possible. Visibility will be reduced at times and slick road crews across the tri state right now are busy making sure the roads will be ready for the morning rush. Cincinnati crews are busy loading trucks with salt. And kentucky says it has about 28 go. Is a live picture from i75 at mitchell. Right now. There are no reports of any major problems on the interstate. 9 on your sides John Genovese joins us live from the Camp Washington salt barn where many city road workers were preparing for the night. John. Right now dozens of trucks are out and about. Those drivers are working until 7oclock tomorrow morning. Were told the rain caused a later than usual startbut theyre on track to keep rush hour when the flakes start falling i really try to stay off the roadspavement turns slick. Drivers turn cautious. Gotta look out for the black ice dont drive too close to the driver thats in front of you for some mondays
Road crews across the tri state right now are busy making sure the roads will be ready for the morning rush. Cincinnati crews are busy loading trucks with salt. And kentucky says it has about 28 thousand tons of salt ready to go. Their work is paying off. This is a live picture from i75 at mitchell. Right now. There are no reports of any major problems on the interstate. 9 on your sides John Genovese joins us live from the Camp Washington salt barn where many city road workers were preparing for the night. John. Right now dozens of trucks are out and about. Those drivers are working until 7oclock tomorrow morning. Were told the rain caused a later than usual startbut theyre on track to keep things clear for the morning rush hour when the flakes start falling i really try to stay off the roadspavement turns slick. Drivers turn cautious. Gotta look out for the black ice dont drive too close to you for some mondays storm seemed onandoff all evening first it was a little bit of ice like ic
From cincinnati s wlwt, leading the way. This is wlwt news 5 today. Mark morning. I m mark hayes. Lisa and i m lisa cooney. This morning s headlines are straight ahead. But first a check of the weather with wlwt news 5 meteorologist randi rico. Randi, you said we would be colder. Randi we are colder. More the sheet this morning. More of a sheet this morning. This is the first sign of changes coming our way. A really improving forecast as we roll toward friday and the weekend. As we take a look at the radar this morning, you will notice the satellite image showing clouds lingering. You had south of the 71 75 split, slowly sing more in the way of sunshine slowly ridge. Slightly milder up toward cincinnati. Our warmest amateurs are across our our warmest temperatures are across our northern communities. Yes, it is a chilly morning. Much better as we head through the afternoon here at 8 00, 26. Noon, those clouds are sitting. A nice mild february day. We will take a look at the forecast an
I was assured nothing like this would happen again. Again. But it did this past monday to stewarts 10year old fourth grader. He got on the right bus, but fell asleep, and woke up when it went through the intersection of madison and red bank roads. Seconds later, he sleepily got off. Off. He realized as soon as he stepped out into the sunlight this aint where im supposed to be. By this time the bus was gone. Gone. Luckily, another Good Samaritan came along and took the boy home to call his parents. Stewart called First Student again. Again. My words were in fury, if you cant do the job, im going to need for all of you to shut down and go flip a burger or clean some toilets. Toilets. First student spokesperson chris kemper says the driver a substitute has been given corrective action and retraining. And, all drivers have been reminded of their duty to make make sure students get on the right bus stop. Kemper says the company has apologized to stewart and taken an unusual step. For the im