He said crews will stay out as long as there is a need.
Petrocy credited warmer temperatures for the smooth commute for most people.
“We keep hearing this three to five inches, four to six. I think that’s more across the western townships and northwestern, but certainly not down in the West Chester area,” he said. “Per the National Weather Service maybe that much precipitation has fallen but I don’t know that much has accumulated, just because of the warm temperatures.”
Butler County dispatchers are reporting there have been a few slide offs and a couple accidents, but “nothing terribly bad.”
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