"We bring in all kinds of information to improve our situational awareness so that we can monitor roadways, put in message boards, work with police and our first responders, in addition to our plow trucks and our plow operators when we stand up our incident command center," Adams said.
PennDOT says District 6 is prepared for the season. The lack of bad weather the last couple of winters helped keep supplies up, including some 130,000 tons of salt.
Right now, PennDOT told CBS Philadelphia it is still waiting to see what staffing changes may be needed to tackle the storm both at the management center and on the roads.
"We're tracking the forecast. Will continue to have briefings up until the storm and we're gonna be very adaptable and flexible," Brad Rudolph, PennDOT deputy communications director, said in a statement.
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Source: CBS Philadelphia