The city of Madison is reminding drivers the snow emergency remains in effect and they must park on the odd-numbered side of the street Monday night and into Tuesday morning.
Not enough snow fell over Madison overnight to trigger a citywide plowing effort. However, the city’s Streets Division will offer some relief for drivers as they turn onto residential roads.
With three days of heavy snow, strong winds, and bitterly cold temperatures moving into southern Wisconsin, cities and towns across the region are bracing for the impact of the storm system.
The inbound winter weather will make driving in the Madison area challenging, and ahead of the storm, towing companies are anticipating a high call volume based on previous snow events this year.
Madison drivers should expect to find slippery and snow-covered roads for days after this week’s impending winter weather system passes, the city’s Streets Division warns.
Incoming snow, dropping temps, and high winds for the Madison area right before the Christmas weekend means holiday travelers will be facing complications. At the Dane County Regional Airport, plans are already well underway to address the weather.
Streets Superintendent Charlie Romines warned more snowfall was in the immediate forecast and that could make the Friday afternoon commute a slick one.