Areas of Long Island saw anywhere from a dusting of snow to a few inches on the ground Sunday morning.

Town officials say they've been preparing for the winter weather since Friday when they poured brine on the roads.

Salt and sand were spread Sunday morning, and plows are ready to go if there's more snow accumulation tonight.

Although trucks are trying to make the roads as safe as possible, Suffolk County police say they've responded to dozens of crashes due to slick conditions. Their advice is to stay off the roads if you can until conditions improve.

“We'll have the roads thoroughly salted so it's safe for residents to go out for the early commute tomorrow," Hempstead Town Supervisor John Ferretti said. "I don't anticipate that the commute tomorrow for those who are working, or those who just want to go out and celebrate the holiday, will be an issue.”