On Wednesday morning, heavy snowfall engulfed Vestland, Norway, prompting the Vegtrafikksentralen to receive numerous reports from drivers across the county. The traffic operator, Thor André Snekkevik, indicated that the snowfall extends from Bremanger in the north to Stord in the south, necessitating the deployment of all available snowplow crews to manage the situation.

Snekkevik advised that while efforts are in full swing to clear the roads, it is impossible to plow everywhere simultaneously during the ongoing snowstorm. He expressed hope that clearer weather would soon follow, allowing for more effective road clearance and visibility for drivers. In the meantime, he urged motorists to adjust their driving to the conditions created by the heavy snow accumulation.

Additionally, public transport is facing challenges as the snowfall disrupts certain bus routes, highlighting the broader impact of the severe weather on daily transportation in the region. Overall, the ongoing snowstorm underscores the seasonal challenges faced by Vestland and the importance of vigilance and preparedness among commuters during this time of year.