The city of Norfolk lifted its snow emergency status only today after 14.6 inches of snow fell on the northeastern Nebraska town on Monday.
THE SNOW EMERGENCY FOR THE CITY OF NORFOLK HAS BEEN CANCELLED EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
— City of Norfolk, NE (@NorfolkNE) January 24, 2018
Also Monday, the city's Public Safety Department was asking residents to help the city uncover fire hydrants buried in snowpiles.
At more than 24,00 residents, Norfolk was one of the larger communities in eastern Nebraska hit by more than 10 inches of snow Monday.
Blizzard conditions and drifting snow in downtown Norfolk. #winter2018 #Snowmageddon2018 #SnowStorm #Nebraska #winteriscoming #blizzard2018 pic.twitter.com/GJDQvpWSef
— World-Herald Photo (@OWHpictures) January 22, 2018
Wind and snow have picked up in Norfolk. #WinterStorm #winter2018 #winteriscoming #Snowmageddon2018 #blizzard2018 #Nebraska pic.twitter.com/gXAYt1w0rt
— World-Herald Photo (@OWHpictures) January 22, 2018
North Bend was the only other town in the region, receiving 11.8 inches of snow on Monday.
