Ice Storm Cleanup

And branchs on the ground today after snapping from the weight of ice.

Kq2's danielle soxy spoke with city workers on their progress as they move quickly to remove the debris before the next storm expected for later this week.

<<<(reporting, danielle sachse) snow trees falling.)hundreds of limbs fell to the ground, as the result of tuesday's winter storm...closing roads and causing a major power outage... sot: keven schneider, "we've had over 150 calls on trees."

Sot: shane hunter "there's a tree in the backyard that's got two big limbs in it that split out.

Over the fence and over the house.

We're moving both of those limbs.

We'll probably be here about an hour."road crews saying it could take weeks to remove all of the damagesot: keven shcneider "i'd say at least three weeks.

The way the precipitation came down, the way that temperatures were fluctuating was kind of a pain compared to other freezing precipitation storms."as the forecast calls for round two on friday "so we're watching that.

If we can pretreat we will.

Depends on the moisture at the beginning of the storm, if it's going to rain first or snow.

Be freezing rain.

We still haven't on pretreating plans yet.

We'll probably do that tomorrow."the focus right now is to continue to remove the debris from the streets, and in residential areas..(nat.

Sound)sot: keven schneider "we're starting to get to the point where we've got most of the streets open anytype of utility wire.

Sot: shane hunter "some limbs on houses, limbs on fences.

Not alot of wind so that saved us a lot and it didn't get really really cold.

The sun came out and the ice melted so that really helps out, for starting the melting process anyway."reporting in st.

Joseph, danielle sachse, kq2 news> the city says if a property has experienced tree damage, to call 816-271-4848.

Drop off locations for storm debris is not available.

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