With streets dry and returned to normal driving conditions, crews will suspend winter weather operations at 8 p.m. Drivers are reminded to use caution and be alert for freezing conditions. Record low temperatures overnight may cause flash freezing on untreated streets and sidewalks.

Please stay informed on the status of snow operations in Lincoln. Additional information is available on the City website at snow.lincoln.ne.gov.  If you have questions, you may call the Public Works Snow Center at 402-441-7644.

Twenty City crews continue to patrol emergency snow routes, arterials, school and bus routes, spreading granular salt, pre-wet with brine, to promote pavement drying before temperatures drop. They report wet streets and normal conditions for the drive home.

Drivers are urged to use caution. Record low temperatures overnight may cause flash freezing on untreated streets and sidewalks.

Please stay informed on the status of snow operations in Lincoln. Additional information is available on the City website at snow.lincoln.ne.gov. If you have questions, you may call the Public Works Snow Center at 402-441-7644.

Twenty City crews will continue patrolling emergency snow routes, arterials, school and bus routes spreading granular salt pre-wet with brine as needed. Crews report wet streets and normal driving conditions.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 6 p.m. Drivers are urged to use caution. Refreezing may occur as temperatures fall this afternoon and evening.

Please stay informed on the status of snow operations in Lincoln. Additional information is available on the City website at snow.lincoln.ne.gov. If you have questions, you may call the Public Works Snow Center at 402-441-7644.

With a high chance of snow starting during the morning commute, twenty City crews are applying a preventive layer of granular salt pre-wet with brine to emergency snow routes, other arterial streets, and school and bus routes.  Routes will be complete before 6 a.m., and crews will monitor and treat developing slick areas as snow moves into Lincoln.

Drivers are urged to use caution and be alert for freezing conditions that could make streets and sidewalks slippery, especially if untreated.

A Winter Weather Advisory for Lancaster County is in effect until 6 p.m. The National Weather Service forecasts up to two inches of snowfall in the region.

Please stay informed on the status of snow operations in Lincoln. Additional information is available on the City website at snow.lincoln.ne.gov.  If you have questions, you may call the Public Works Snow Center at 402-441-7644.