The Lexington area was under a winter weather advisory until 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 8, and the latest National Weather Service forecast indicates more might be on the way later this week.
By mid-morning Monday, meteorologist Chris Bailey reported some parts of the city had received more than an inch of snow. More colder weather is in the forecast for the later half of the week as a cold front moves in overnight Wednesday, Dec. 10.
If you’re planning your commute, you might be wondering which Fayette County routes get snow plow priority and how to adjust accordingly. Here’s a quick rundown.
Which streets get priority under Lexington’s snow and ice control plan?
According to the city’s snow and ice control plan, Lexington plows roads based on a ranking system with the overall goal of keeping major paths clear…