UPDATE: Precipitation is moving into the western portions of our viewing area. We will see the threat of snow and sleet continue for the next several hours. Snow is already quickly accumulating on roads and grassy surfaces. Note: If sleet does fall across the area, it will greatly limit the snowfall totals from this early […]

Monday morning, the precipitation will transition back to all snow with the potential for heavy bands into midday.

Snowfall will continue into Monday with another 1 to 3 inches possible atop the accumulation Sunday. CPS and a slew of other districts have closed.

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.

There are three snow emergency levels in Ohio. Each one requires a different response from drivers. Here's what you need to know.

Ross County is under a level 3 snow emergency which means that roadways are closed to non-emergency personnel and that no travel should be happening unless absolutely necessary. Moving the county to level 3 is not something Sheriff George Lavender takes lightly.