Thunderbolt 12: Soggy start to Thanksgiving creating slick roads
News 12 Long Island's Kevin Vesey was on Thunderbolt 12 this morning checking out the roads and rain conditions this morning.
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Nov 26, 2020, 2:20 PM
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Updated 1,568 days ago
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8h agoThanksgiving starts with rain that could be heavy at a times.
News 12 Long Island's Kevin Vesey was on Thunderbolt 12 this morning checking out the roads and rain conditions this morning.
There were not many drivers on the road. Those driving are being warned to take caution as the roads could be slick.
Weather conditions are expected to improve for the late afternoon.
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