Snow is here! You’ll see some light snow this morning, and possibly Wednesday night into early Thursday. We’re prepared, and you can be too.

Earlier this month, we shared tips to stay safe and prepared for snow. Read more:

Remember, you can count on us to clear major streets, but crews can't be everywhere at once. It is everyone's responsibility to clear ice and snow from the sidewalks around their homes and businesses to keep communities safe.

Cold air will stay through early next week, so we're preparing for more snow if it comes.

As City workers prepare for snow, we are asking you to be prepared, too. Here are our best tools and resources for you to stay informed - and safe - if you need to travel:

• Seattle snow plow routes map

• Storm response map:
  • Interactive website - updated regularly with our snow plow movements

• SDOT winter weather web page:
  • How we respond to winter weather, and other information and resources for the public

• City of Seattle winter storm response website:
  • Resources related to transportation, food bank and warming shelter locations, power and utilities information, home and pet safety guidance, and more

• SDOT Twitter accounts (updates posted regularly):
  • @seattleDOT
  • @SDOTtraffic

• SDOT Contact Us page:
  • Our email address, phone number, address, and other ways to reach us)

• Other regional public transportation agencies' Twitter accounts:
  • Washington State Department of Transportation @WSDOT
  • King County Metro Transit @kcmetrobus
  • Sound Transit @SoundTransit

• MetroWinter.com - King County Metro Transit's winter weather website
  • Transit updates and snow route details

• National Weather Service - Seattle (@NWSSeattle) Twitter Account

• Winter driving tips from AAA:
  • General guidance for driving in cold weather, snow, and longer-distance winter trips

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