While theres little snow to plow in southeast Wisconsin, a team of local snowplow drivers has been battling a historic blizzard more than 500 miles away in Kansas City.Paul Zervopoulos, an All Seasons Facility Maintenance driver in Mukwonago, has been working nearly 24 hours to clear roads.Im kind of the only one out here, he said in a video taken during his shift.Kansas City was hit by a storm that produced one of the largest single-day snowfalls in the citys history, with some areas receiving nearly a foot of snow over the past two days. The combination of snow, ice, and freezing rain has slowed cleanup.Down here, people dont have equipment. Its been never-ending snowfall and now a ton to remove, Zervopoulos said. I never thought Id be in Kansas moving snow like in Wisconsin.He shared photos and videos of the storms aftermath, showing crashed cars and empty highways. Morgan Ferrari, owner of All Seasons Facility Maintenance, received the call for help Thursday. She quickly organized a team of eight, including plow and sidewalk crews.We had them come here, we did a powwow, and they left by one in the morning and convoyed down to Kansas City, Ferrari said. Since arriving, the team has been working nonstop. Ferrari receives updates from their parent company about sites that need plowing and then routes her crews to where theyre most needed.Ferrari said sending the team was an easy decision, and many, like Zervopoulos, volunteered eagerly.Its kind of a playground. Its great to make money because thats what were in business for, but when youre the expert, its nice to show that we know what were doing, Ferrari said with a smile.They took the time to help and want to make sure everyones safe.Ferrari is hopeful the team will return by Wednesday, depending on how the cleanup progresses, so they can be ready for any snow Wisconsin might see.If were not going to get snow here, we might as well go to it, she said with a laugh.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip