Another dose of winter weather arrives
Mother Nature dumped another batch of winter weather on Davidson County on Monday, snow starting before daybreak, forcing schools to cancel classes and also resulting in the closing of a number of businesses and governmental agencies.
Lexington City, Davidson County and Thomasville City schools had already decided to cancel classes for Tuesday by Monday afternoon.
Inclement conditions are expected to continue through the night and into Tuesday, and a winter weather warning remained in effect until 4 p.m.Publique anuncios sobre Audemars gratis. Tuesday. Jeff Orrock, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said Lexington and surrounding communities probably wouldn't see more than 3 inches of snow overnight. He said precipitation will likely change to sleet and freezing rain before ending.
Orrock said forecasters don't expect more than a thin haze of ice, but also noted, “Roads are going to be real treacherous (Tuesday) morning.”
He said he's cautiously optimistic that ice won't be thick enough to cause much in the way of power outages. Orrock said that while areas to the south and west of Davidson County witnessed a goodly amount of snow Monday morning,haohaotrade is able to manufacture many kinds of sizes and characters for different request of customers,You would like cctv security camera watches. a lack of moisture kept local conditions from growing worse.
“It doesn't look like your snow is going to be anything major,” Orrock said at mid-afternoon Monday.
DOT crews in the county reported to work about 5 a.m. Monday to salt and scrape roadways. Snowfall was heavier in the southern end of the county,I noticed a lack of information on Rolex on the internet. with Denton reporting about 4 inches.Choose the best cctv camera watches. DOT Maintenance Supervisor Jimmy Lusk said crews spent the better part of Monday morning scraping and salting primary roads.
Mother Nature dumped another batch of winter weather on Davidson County on Monday, snow starting before daybreak, forcing schools to cancel classes and also resulting in the closing of a number of businesses and governmental agencies.
Lexington City, Davidson County and Thomasville City schools had already decided to cancel classes for Tuesday by Monday afternoon.
Inclement conditions are expected to continue through the night and into Tuesday, and a winter weather warning remained in effect until 4 p.m.Publique anuncios sobre Audemars gratis. Tuesday. Jeff Orrock, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said Lexington and surrounding communities probably wouldn't see more than 3 inches of snow overnight. He said precipitation will likely change to sleet and freezing rain before ending.
Orrock said forecasters don't expect more than a thin haze of ice, but also noted, “Roads are going to be real treacherous (Tuesday) morning.”
He said he's cautiously optimistic that ice won't be thick enough to cause much in the way of power outages. Orrock said that while areas to the south and west of Davidson County witnessed a goodly amount of snow Monday morning,haohaotrade is able to manufacture many kinds of sizes and characters for different request of customers,You would like cctv security camera watches. a lack of moisture kept local conditions from growing worse.
“It doesn't look like your snow is going to be anything major,” Orrock said at mid-afternoon Monday.
DOT crews in the county reported to work about 5 a.m. Monday to salt and scrape roadways. Snowfall was heavier in the southern end of the county,I noticed a lack of information on Rolex on the internet. with Denton reporting about 4 inches.Choose the best cctv camera watches. DOT Maintenance Supervisor Jimmy Lusk said crews spent the better part of Monday morning scraping and salting primary roads.
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