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Winter Weather Response Guide

Judy Perkins, Jodi L Carson, Judith Mwakalong, Kwaku Obeng-Boampong, Debbie Jasek, Géza Pesti

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The purpose of this guide is to develop consistent practices that focus on a proactive approach to snow and ice control across the state. In addition to responding in a timely manner to a snow and ice event, best management practices highlighted in this guide will aid maintenance personnel in developing the best snow and ice control strategies. The Winter Weather Response Guide includes general guidance related to effective winter weather response and provides an opportunity for TxDOT personnel to supplement with District-specific information.

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The purpose of this guide is to develop consistent practices that focus on a proactive approach to snow and ice control across the state. In addition to responding in a timely manner to a snow and ice event, best management practices highlighted in this guide will aid maintenance personnel in developing the best snow and ice control strategies. The Winter Weather Response Guide includes general guidance related to effective winter weather response and provides an opportunity for TxDOT personnel to supplement with District-specific information.

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The purpose of this guide is to develop consistent practices that focus on a proactive approach to snow and ice control across the state. In addition to responding in a timely manner to a snow and ice event, best management practices highlighted in this guide will aid maintenance personnel in developing the best snow and ice control strategies. The Winter Weather Response Guide includes general guidance related to effective winter weather response and provides an opportunity for TxDOT personnel to supplement with District-specific information.

Key concepts: Snow, Snow removal, Control (management), Best practice, Winter storm, Meteorology, Environmental resource management, Environmental science

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