KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) – The slush remaining in Kanawha County is a reminder of the troubles that drivers confronted on their commutes Monday.
“I didn’t should exit till darkness had already set in, and by that time, every part had became a sheet of ice,” mentioned Dan Foster, who lives in Kanawha County.
College bus drivers additionally felt the affect of the slick situations.
In Kanawha County, the College District mentioned that they had two buses slide off the street.
“It issues me if anyone is slipping and sliding on the street,” Foster mentioned.
Additionally they mentioned neither of these buses had any actual injury and nobody was injured.
Putnam County College District had one bus get caught in mud and want help getting out.
The driving force of a second certainly one of their buses pulled off to the facet of the street to keep away from being caught behind a salt truck.
In Logan County, their College District mentioned whereas there have been no crashes, some college students weren’t capable of get picked up for college due to unsafe situations attending to their houses.
These college students have been dismissed from college for the day.
Each the Mingo and Wayne college districts mentioned that they had no incidents.
It’s all forward of one other spherical of winter storms anticipated to affect the world on Friday.
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