Wintry weather could make messy commute
Drivers are being urged to take it slow on the roads in the wake of the wintry storm that passed over Long Island today. The snow is melting as temperatures increase, but the roads still may be slippery.
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Dec 9, 2013, 9:24 AM
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Updated 4,222 days ago
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Drivers are being urged to take it slow on the roads in the wake of the wintry storm that passed over Long Island today.
The snow is melting as temperatures increase, but the roads still may be slippery. Drivers are encouraged to be especially careful on bridges and overpasses.
Sunday night's wintry mix will transition to rain, which will continue into Monday, potentially impacting the morning commute.
The rain will move out of the area later Monday, leaving mostly cloudy skies in its wake by the afternoon.
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