Following the winter storm that impacted Central Virginia over the weekend, crews with the Virginia Department of Transportation are preparing Richmond area roads for another winter storm expected this weekend.

With another winter storm on the way, the Virginia Department of Transportation has warned travelers of hazardous roads in the coming days.

Snowplows with the West Virginia Division of Highways not only continue to clear highways after a winter storm swept through the state, but also prepare for expected additional winter weather. According to a press release,

Maintenance Activities Unit (MAU) is gearing up for the upcoming winter weather system by ramping up brine production and road treatment efforts.

With the first forecasted snow of the year just hours away, highway crews across the Dallas-Fort Worth area are working tirelessly to ensure the safety of North Texans on the roads. Preparation has been underway for days,

The West Virginia Department of Transportation advised drivers to be careful if they are out on the roads as crews work to clear the roads after a winter storm hit the Mountain State at the beginning of January 2025.

The South Carolina Department of Transportation has started sending crews across the state to prepare for possible snow and ice impacts from Winter Storm Cora. “SCDOT crews are preparing equipment and pre-treating roads across the state while we continue to monitor the forecast,

Georgia and South Carolina state agencies are preparing for potentially severe ice and snow as part of a winter storm that could arrive in Georgia on Friday.