Several counties across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky remain under snow emergencies Wednesday in the wake of a winter storm.

Heavy snowfall in the late hours of Sunday has led to a Level 2 snow emergency in Muskingum County, according to Sheriff Matt Lutz. Lutz said the southern half of the county has been hit harder than the northern due to heavy snowfall in the late evening hours. That, he said, requires low traffic levels so road crews can clear roads.

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Although conditions have seemingly improved on many of the main highways, side streets might still be worse for wear as crews prioritize major roads.