Wintry mix follows snowfall in parts of Suffolk
<p>Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone says crews are out clearing roadways during the season's first snowfall. </p>
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Dec 9, 2017, 7:17 PM
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The fluffy snowflakes that fell in Suffolk County were replaced with a wintry mix Saturday evening.
Officials say motorists should take it slow on the roadways, or avoid driving altogether. Cold overnight temps could lead to icy spots on the roads.
News 12 Long Island reporter Averi Harper was in Port Jefferson where businesses remained open and people were out enjoying the wintry weather.
Stay with News 12 for the latest forecast information, and share your snow photos with us on Instagram and Twitter with the hashtag #LIWeather -- you could see them on air!
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