As severe winter weather is expected to hit Sunday into Monday, Tri-State counties are issuing snow emergencies. The entire Tri-State area is under a Winter Storm Warning until midnight Tuesday as severe weather makes its way into our area. What's a snow emergency? It is a warning system to alert residents that bad weather could make it unsafe to travel. In Kentucky and Ohio, communities can issue Level 1, 2 or 3 snow emergencies that detail just how bad the roads are. In Indiana, those same emergencies are described by color: yellow, orange or red.Level 1: Kenton County, Kentucky - beginning Sunday at 6 a.m. Grant County, Kentucky Drivers under a Level 1 emergency are asked to use caution. Roads are expected to be hazardous with blowing and drifting snow, as well as the potential for ice. Grant County officials also said that drivers should not park their vehicles in the right-of-way on public roads due to plow trucks. Click here for the latest forecast and timeline.