The roads will be clear at different times depending on where you are, the weather, and local plowing priorities.

Why it depends

• Each city or region sets its own snow-removal or road-closure timelines, usually clearing major routes first and neighborhoods or side roads later.
• Conditions like heavy snow, ice, flooding, or ongoing construction can delay reopening or clearing.

How to find out for your area

• Check your local city, county, or state transportation/roads department website or social media; they usually post real-time plow progress, closures, and reopening estimates.
• Use a maps or navigation app with live traffic and road-closure layers to see current blockages and when they start to clear.
• Local TV/radio, or news sites for your area, often give specific “roads should be clear by…” estimates during storms or major incidents.

If you tell your city/region and what’s causing the problem (snow, flooding, construction, accident, etc.), a more specific estimate can be given.