Saturday, January 2, 2021 | Views: 3885 | Categories: Public Works News Refreeze and Freezing Fog Possible Late Saturday, Jan. 2, and Overnight Into Sunday, Jan. 3 The City’s crews are expected to complete plowing and treating residential streets late Saturday night, and then will re-treat primary streets. Temperatures are expected to drop below freezing overnight, and wet and slushy pavements may refreeze. Freezing fog is also possible which may cause black ice. Residents should use caution while driving, especially on elevated surfaces such as bridges and overpasses. Temperatures are expected to warm above freezing throughout the day on Sunday, Jan. 3, which will help with additional melting of slush from streets. Print Tags: Snow and Ice Control PreviousCity Crews Set to Continue Plowing and Treating Residential Streets Today, Jan. 2 Next Lee’s Summit Seeking Feedback on Stormwater Management
City Crews Continue to Plow & Treat Roadways Sunday, Nov. 25 & Into Monday, Nov. 26 City Crews Continue to Plow & Treat Roadways Sunday, Nov. 25 & Into Monday, Nov. 26 Crews will continue to plow and treat roadways throughout the night and into the morning, Monday, Nov. 26. Heavy snow has covered the roadways and high winds are making it difficult to keep streets clear. This will remain an issue throughout the evening. Once the snow ends it will take between 32 ½ and 48 hours to complete plowing and treating. Primary and secondary roadways take 12 hours to complete with crews finishing those roadways during the middle of...
City Crews Preparing for a Predicted Winter Storm Sunday, Nov. 24 City Crews Preparing for a Predicted Winter Storm Sunday, Nov. 24 City crews are preparing for a predicted winter storm tomorrow, Sunday, Nov. 24. Crews are scheduled to report at 7 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 24 to begin treating and plowing roadways and will continue into the evening as necessary. Rain is expected in the early morning hours, with patchy, blowing snow in the afternoon. New snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches is possible. Cold temperatures and windy conditions could require a Level 5 snow control response. This would...
City's Crews Preparing for Chance of Freezing Drizzle or Snow Nov. 17-18 City's Crews Preparing for Chance of Freezing Drizzle or Snow Nov. 17-18 City crews are preparing for a chance of freezing drizzle or snow late tonight, Sat., Nov. 17, and overnight into Sun., Nov. 18. Crews are scheduled to begin treating roadways at midnight and will continue early Sunday as necessary.
City's Crews Concluding Treatment of Streets at 7 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 12 City's Crews Concluding Treatment of Streets at 7 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 12 Streets throughout the City are mostly clear, so crews will stop treating streets at 7 p.m. tonight, Monday, Nov. 12.
City’s Crews Treating Streets Today, Monday, Nov. 12, and Overnight Into Tuesday, Nov. 13 City’s Crews Treating Streets Today, Monday, Nov. 12, and Overnight Into Tuesday, Nov. 13 City crews are out treating streets today, Monday, Nov. 12, and will continue overnight into Tuesday, Nov. 13. Salt treatment and warm pavement temperatures prevented early morning snowfall from sticking to streets; however, as pavement temperatures fall Monday night, streets are expected to become slick overnight and into the Tuesday morning commute. It can take crews up to 24 hours after the snow ends to treat all streets within the city. Residents should use...