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Homeless shelters are in place throughout the Lexington area and in Scott County.
Lexington Road Crews said they’re not waiting around for this storm to hit before they start clearing the streets – they’re getting to work now.
As a late winter storm inches closer to the Bluegrass, the Kentucky Public Service Commission is offering advice to those who lose power or who attempt to clear away debris from the storm.
Several departures and arrivals were delayed Sunday afternoon at Blue Grass Airport in Lexington. The flights were to and from Charlotte, Detroit, Chicago, Orlando, Punta Gorda and Dallas.
State Police asked drivers to keep an eye out for potentially stranded motorists in the winter storm and call 9-1-1 or 1-800-222-5555 if someone needed help.
Kentucky Utilities and other power companies were on standby Sunday, bracing for outages.
The Commonwealth Emergency Operations Center (CEOC) activated Sunday at 3:00 p.m. at Level III to monitor the winter storm crossing the state.
