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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran is urging Long Islanders to stay safe and off the roads due to expected dangerous conditions during the latest nor'easter.

WATCH: <a href="http://longisland.news12.com/clip/14214136/nassau-county-executive-laura-curran-gives-update-on-noreaster">Nassau County Executive Laura Curran holds press conference on storm.</a> MORE: <a href="http://longisland.news12.com/weather">Weather Center</a> | <a href="http://longisland.news12.com/story/35696847/news-12-live-radar">Live Radar</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href="http://itv2.news12.com/school_closings/school_closings_mobile.jsp?region=LI">School Closings</a>

Curran says the county is ready, with plows and salt trucks out. She says the county is also going to start imposing an ordinance that does not allow private plows to bring snow from parking lots onto county roads.&nbsp;

WATCH: <a href="http://longisland.news12.com/clip/14214340/nassau-police-commissioner-issues-warning-for-private-plows" target="_blank">Nassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder issues warning to plows clearing parking lots</a>

A total of 6 to 12 inches of snow is expected island-wide.

Snow is expected to taper off west to east around 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. Thursday.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran is urging Long Islanders to stay safe and off the roads due to expected dangerous conditions during the latest nor'easter.

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It's gonna cool down again in the 10 day. Let's talk about the bigger issue, which is going to be the rain tomorrow. So we do have cloudy skies all weekend, obviously a fog out there this morning too. So that's creating some visibility issues. But on Sunday, it is a steady rain for a good chunk of the day. So today is the pick out of the weekend. There'll be some peaks of sunshine this afternoon around lunch, but not much of it. Temperatures are in the mid ff maybe even upper fifties if we get enough sunshine, but I would not count on the sun. It's gonna be a possibility that we, you got a few breaks in the clouds, but most of the day is pretty cloudy. This is 5 p.m. the sun is already set and temperatures are still in the fifties. So you don't need the heavy winter jacket. Just a light jacket. Today will do dinner time is mainly dry, but after 89 o'clock, there could be some spritzes and stray showers. It's a all day full LG wash out on Sunday, light rain in the morning, check this out. Temperatures are in the fifties in the morning, that's above average for the afternoon at this point in the year. But we don't warm up on Sunday. It's gonna stay 50 all day with this very persistent, very steady and very damp rain that just sticks around until I'd say about six o'clock or so. So, if you have any brunch lunch, early dinner plans Sunday, I just don't see a lot of opportunity for dry time for you here. So we're gonna keep that in mind. Temperatures are not bad all the way through Monday. We're hanging out in the fifties. Today's high of 56 is the warmest that we've actually seen since mid November morning. Lows are in the forties, so no worries about frost. No worries about cold when you're stepping out the door. Tuesday morning, we're back down to 36. So that's kind of setting the stage for a cooler upcoming work week, 46 there, 43 on Wednesday and 42 on Thursday. It's not the coldest set we've seen, but it is definitely pretty chilly for that first night of Hanukkah. Expected to definitely feel like it is December, but we rebound a little bit next weekend with another chance for some rain. Just a little heads up on that. But the work week does look dry. Not that we want to talk about the work week on a Saturday, but that's how it's shaping up

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Curran gives update on nor’easter; urges LIers to avoid travel