many businesses here in maysville closed early today, ahead of the snow. road crews, though, have been busy plowing and salting the streets. i talked to the mayor, earlier, today who says it's all hands on deck. city, county, and state plows have been out- clearing the streets. there's also independent plowers out there- shoveling snow from parking lots. mark ginn and his crew have been out since the snow started to fall, this morning. he says it's been somewhat of a challenging day, for them. 25 it's just snowing so fast that you just can't keep up. i mean you just, and a lot of traffic, if the traffic will calm down, we can get her clean mark says he and his crew will be out for as long as they much easier for them to do their job if people stay off the roads. live in maysville, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. the storm is also dumping a lot of snow east of cincinnati... especially in parts of brown, adams and clermont counties. evan millward is in new richmond... where it looks much different than closer to town. evan. the wildlife still like it - clearly - we've seen a lot fo geese.and a lot of people out walking dogs earlier.but not a than snow plows.that's because these side roads are slick - even u-s 52 is wet.folks we talked to here - say they're hunkering down tonight - ready to enjoy the beauty of the storm. well at my house, the favorite part of snow is we feed the birds and the birds are beautiful and brilliant and we feed the deer and the deer come out. we live in a forest and it's just so beautiful - and then walking the dogs. back out here live - steady snow - but not a lot sticking. easily managed by putting salt on sidewalks like what this bank did minutes ago - already clearing up.live in new it doesn't take a lot of snow to cause problems on the road. 9 on your side's dan carroll is in 9 first warning live drive tonight. dan, tell us where you are and what you're seeing right now? many commuters in downtown cincinnati were spared an extra long drive home tonight. tom mc-kee is in downtown cincinnati right now. tom. the wind has really picked up, but the snow flurries are very light and just making the ground wet.traffic here at 5th and vine is a fraction of what it normally.besides all that, it's been amazing to watch how people dress for the weather some people really bundle up -- covering their hands, heads and faces with scarves and what they need to wear to get from point a to point b without getting too coldl. then, there's jason szelest of anderson township, who we caught walking down fifth street in short sleeves -- nothing to protect him from the cold. that's a matter of opinion, jason.downtown restaurants are open and operators are hoping that people who haven't headed home will stop in before they do. tom mckee, nine on your side, live at fountain square, downtown. nine on your side has crews tracking this weather for you... showing you where the snow is falling.. and which areas have been spared. more arrested in north korea. that is the fate right now for a man from the tri-state. what's being done to get him back home. for millions of americans right now.. the worst of this storm is yet to come. the eastern seaboard is bracing for a blizzard. next on world news tonight... how cities and states are preparing for up to two feet of snow. this is a live look at i-471 at grand avenue in fort thomas. traffic there is moving okay right now. you're watching 9 on your side at nine on your side is tracking the storm on this nine first warning weather alert day. here is a live look at how different the conditions are in different parts of the tri-state. on the left is maysville.... the right is the covington cut- in- the hill. a man from wyoming is in a north korean prison tonight. ohio governor john kasich is calling his detention "inexcusable." "inexcusable." otto warmbier (worm'-bir), graduated in 2013.. and is now a student at the university of virginia. warmbier is accused of commiting a "hostile act" against the state... although north korea won't say what says its working to win his release. so many of you have already posted pictures on our facebook page. here are a few.... there is already lots of snow in parts of adams county. nikki taylor sent us this picture of an o-dot plow driver working to clear the roads. you can see how much snow its throwing to the side of the road. this cow seems to be making brooksville, kentucky. you can send your pictures to newsdesk at wcpo dot com.. or post them on our facebook page. we're tracking the storm as it moves through the tri-state. jennifer ketchmark is in the before contemplating the many choices on steak 'n shake's $4 dollar menu, focus. the garlic double steakburger meal. reflect. the taco salad meal. zen. the original double 'n cheese steakburger meal. oh! download the new steak'n shake rewards app. earn rewards every time you use it. from steak 'n shake. as bad as the weather is people in the area of washington, d-c and baltimore are preparing for as much as two feet of snow. road crews have stocked up on salt and are ready to work long days. shoppers have been stocking up on supplies at grocery stores. in the carolinas... a layer of ice is adding to the dangers created by this storm. utility crews have been taking down trees before the ice pulls them down. and... thousands of flights have already been canceled or delayed. and in lamar county, mississippi.. they are cleaning-up from at least two tornados that hit yesterday. at least ten homes were damaged. but no one was hurt. adding to the misery.. the weather there turned colder today. as we've been telling you.. the farther south you go.. the more snow you'll see. john genovese is in the florence area. he joins us live with a look at the conditions there. john. we're seeing flurries but streets just yet. but the strong winds - combined with these cold temperatures - it's the kind of stuff that makes your eyes water. take a look -the banners and flags out here are whipping around. we've posted up in a shopping center off mount zion road you can see - traffic for this time of day is much lighter than usual. ((butted sot :15))(dave arndt :00 - :05)"if what's coming is gonna be like it's gonna be - i'm glad i'm stocking up now" (paul gielow :05 - :10)"this is more like the last two years where it's been too cold and too snowy" (kim bishop / park hills :10 - :15)"i've been grocery shopping - i gotta lotta kids at home - so speaking of grocery shopping - take a look at this kroger parking lot. plenty of cars there - but no so many in other parts around town. again - ad lib conditions. john genovese 9oys a pothole alert our crews found today.at least three drivers dealing with flattened tires today ... after hitting this 'huge' pothole on the taft on-ramp on northbound i- 71 ...the pothole is in the our coverage will continue at seven on this 9 first warning weather alert day. anchor julie dolan is in the newsroom with the coverage we'll have for you at seven. that shut down interstate 74 for an hour tonight. what witnesses say they saw moments before it happened.. and we're looking into the severity of the injuries that sent two that's 9 on your side at six for this friday. friday.we're always on with breaking news, weather and

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