Monday, December 13, 2010
Snow Closes Schools And Covers Interstates
WEST VIRGINIA....
All public schools were closed in 52 counties, while some others were closed in three counties, Monday, and highway crews were plowing and treating roads across West Virginia as a winter storm moved through the state, covering most interstate and Appalachian Corridor highways. A winter storm warning was in effect through Tuesday morning as the National Weather Service predicted lower elevations were expected to get between 6 inches and 12 inches of snow, while the high elevations were expected to get more.
All public schools were closed in 52 counties, while some others were closed in three counties, Monday, and highway crews were plowing and treating roads across West Virginia as a winter storm moved through the state, covering most interstate and Appalachian Corridor highways. A winter storm warning was in effect through Tuesday morning as the National Weather Service predicted lower elevations were expected to get between 6 inches and 12 inches of snow, while the high elevations were expected to get more.# posted by Homer Owens @ 11:01 PM 
