URGENT UPDATE: Residents in Radnor, Pennsylvania are currently engaged in a major cleanup effort following a significant snowfall over the weekend. By Monday afternoon, roads across the region were largely clear, allowing families to embrace winter activities during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday.
Neighbors in Radnor took to shoveling sidewalks and driveways, with local resident Liz Brennan praising the timing of the snowfall. “It was on a weekend, so my husband can come and help shovel. He did most of this, I’m just cleaning up,” she said, highlighting the community spirit as families rallied together to tackle the winter weather.
As of midday Monday, major roadways in the area reported good conditions, with highways and main arteries mostly dry and clear. In Warrington, small residential streets also appeared navigable. Local resident Bryan Christ noted, “The main roads, like Conestoga, are fine. This over here was a little slushy, but for the most part it’s all cleaned up.”
While the snow provided a day off for many children, local families seized the opportunity for winter fun. Sledding hills filled with laughter and excitement as parents and kids enjoyed the snowy landscape. Elizabeth Sweet from Wayne expressed her delight, stating, “Out here enjoying the snow day being one with the hill,” while her daughter, Lulu Sweet, recounted an exhilarating run down a steep slope, saying, “We went down the one with the really big hole in it, and it was actually kind of scary.”
However, forecasts warn of a temperature drop later this week, creating hazardous conditions as the damp roads may freeze. Authorities are urging residents to take precautions while driving. “Slow down, remain cautious, and allow extra time as colder weather moves in,” officials advised.
As cleanup efforts continue and families enjoy the snow, the potential for icy conditions poses a serious concern for commuters. Stay tuned for further updates as weather conditions evolve and local authorities monitor the situation closely.
