LATEST: Lincoln parking ban has ended
As temperatures continue dropping, Channel 8 will be giving you all the updates you need to know
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN)- Since our last update, the snow emergency and parking bans in Lincoln have ended. The City ended them at 8 p.m. on Sunday.
As of 5:15 a.m. Monday morning, 20 crews are applying a sand/salt mix to arterial streets, bus, and school routes.
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Wind chill values are at -25 degrees this morning, and it doesn’t look to be warming up anytime soon. The Wind Chill Advisory has been expanded further eastward.
ADVISORY EXPANDED: The Wind Chill Advisory has been expanded further eastward. Please bring in any pets that are outside and cover exposed skin before you head outdoors. – @BrittFosterKLKN #NEwx https://t.co/zL4enJ7stP pic.twitter.com/lQgn1sNZdv
— Channel 8 KLKN-TV (@Channel8ABC) February 8, 2021
7 AM:
Lots of blue out there which means many roads are partially covered with snow. Crews continue their work, but please slow down & give plows the room they need to do their work! Check https://t.co/dMWDoxmD2N before you head out the door for the latest on conditions! #NeRoads pic.twitter.com/DgkzG1hdO7
— Nebraska DOT (@NebraskaDOT) February 8, 2021
It is brutally cold this morning. Bundle up and make sure you have extra clothes in your vehicle in case you become stranded.
If you get stranded, stay with your vehicle and call for help. Exposure in these temps can be dangerous. https://t.co/SjSNwvl8Hf
— Nebraska State Patrol (@NEStatePatrol) February 8, 2021
