Snow emergency levels are set locally, and they change frequently during a storm. The exact level depends on your county or city, which you have not specified.
Why it cannot be answered directly
Snow emergencies are declared by county sheriffs or local officials, and there is no single nationwide status that applies everywhere at once. The current level for one Ohio county, for example, could be Level 1 while a neighboring county is Level 2 or 3 at the same time.
How to find your current level
- Check your county sheriff’s office website or social media (they typically post “Level 1/2/3 Snow Emergency” notices prominently).
- Look at local TV or radio station websites for “current snow emergency levels” plus your county name, as many maintain live-updated lists during storms.
If you reply with your state and county (or nearest city), a more specific way to check your exact status can be outlined.
