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Heavy Snow Causes Chaos Across the Midwest and Northeast
Mason County, USATuesday, December 2, 2025
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A Close Call in West Virginia
- A truck driver had a close call early this morning.
- Their tractor-trailer skidded off a bridge in Mason County due to slippery roads.
- Rescue teams worked hard to get the driver out safely.
- Roads are still closed while crews clean up the mess.
Snow Piles Up in Louisville and Columbus
- Commuters faced slow and dangerous drives as snowfall made roads slick.
- The storm is now moving towards the Northeast, bringing more snow and travel headaches.
New York City Sees Cold Rain
- Thanks to warm air and the Atlantic Ocean, NYC is seeing cold rain instead of snow.
- Just outside the city, places like New Jersey and upstate New York are getting snow.
Fatal Crash in Missouri
- The storm has already caused serious problems, including a fatal crash.
- A 21-year-old driver lost control of their car and died when it flipped over on a snowy road.
Airports in the Northeast Feel the Impact
- In Rochester, New York, planes are covered in snow and ice.
- Crews are working hard to clear the runways and deice the aircraft.
- The cold weather is expected to get even worse, with temperatures dropping below zero in places like Iowa and Nebraska.
Level 3 Snow Emergency in Ohio
- A Level 3 Snow Emergency was declared in Hocking County, meaning all roads were closed to non-emergency vehicles.
- Traveling during this time could lead to arrest.
- The emergency was later downgraded to Level 2, but officials still advise staying off the roads unless necessary.
Governor Beshear's Warning in Kentucky
- Governor Andy Beshear shared a photo of the snow-covered Governor’s Mansion.
- Reminding residents to be careful.
- Crews are working to keep roads open, but drivers are urged to slow down and stay alert.
Missouri Faces Over 350 Crashes
- The storm has been especially tough on Missouri, with over 350 crashes and hundreds of stranded motorists.
- The Missouri State Patrol is urging drivers to adjust their driving for the dangerous conditions.
Pennsylvania Wakes Up to Snow-Covered Streets
- Residents are waking up to snow-covered streets.
- Officials are advising people to stay indoors if possible.
- The storm has already dropped several inches of snow in places like Greensburg, making travel difficult.
More Snow and Travel Disruptions Expected
- The storm is expected to bring more snow and travel disruptions throughout the day.
- Commuters in cities like Buffalo, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh should expect slow and dangerous driving conditions.
- The Northeast is bracing for a chaotic morning, with snow, rain, and freezing temperatures making travel rough.
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