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Residents are encouraged to safely clear snow from nearby fire hydrants to help firefighters respond faster in emergencies.

In Baton Rouge, a frosty morning took a turn when a driver crashed into a fire hydrant, sending water surging across a busy lot on Staring Lane.

Hydrants are required to be cleared within 24 hours of snowfall at least 36 inches in all directions, according to state law.