Winter Storm Fern dumped more than a foot of snow on parts of the Miami Valley.
As of 7 p.m. Sunday, the largest counties in Ohio — Montgomery, Franklin and Hamilton — all were under Level 3 snow emergencies.
Photos from around the region showed the impact of the storm. Have a photo to submit? Tag us on Facebook or send to news@wyso.org.
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Stephen Rumbaugh shoveling his driveway in Yellow Springs on Sunday afternoon.
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An image of snowplow trackers by ODOT shows the full fleet of 1,250 working across the state to clear snow at 4:50 a.m. Sunday.
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An ODOT photo shows a snowplow early Sunday morning.
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Eli Sattler, armed with a small shovel, cleaned up the sidewalk in front of his family's home in Beavercreek on Monday, Jan. 26, 2025. "Making room for Louie to safely walk," explained the 6-year-old . Louie is the family's puppy.
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A traffic cam shows U.S. 35 in Washington Courthouse on Sunday afternoon.
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A truck in Beavercreek slowly makes it way down a snowy, unplowed road in Beavercreek.
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A foot of snow was dumped on the Patterson Park neighborhood in Dayton, pictured.
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Seth Davis clears his driveway in Yellow Springs.
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RJ McKay, a Beavercreek resident, uses a leaf-blower to clean off his car on Sunday afternoon.
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A snow angel pictured in Yellow Springs on Jan. 26.
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