Norwalk firefighters monitoring road conditions as flash freeze to hit early Friday morning
First responders prepared Thursday for potentially icy conditions that could make for some dangerous roads.
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Feb 4, 2022, 12:39 AM
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Updated 903 days ago
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2ds agoFirst responders prepared Thursday for
potentially icy conditions that could make for
some dangerous roads.
The Norwalk Fire
Department told News 12 it monitored the weather and if needed, put chain
links on tires, which will help with traction on the ice.
Deputy Chief
Edward Prescott says the biggest problem areas in the city are bridges - which
will freeze before the roadways.
He also says be
careful with downed trees and wires and to avoid them. If you do have to go
out, it is recommended that you keep a lot of distance between the car in front
of you.
