It's a 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day through Friday morning as slick spots could develop as wet roads could ice up with pavements temperatures dropping near freezing. So wind chills will be brutal.
OVERNIGHT- The latest wave of snow is still triggering isolated snow showers around the area. This will be ending shortly.
FRIDAY MORNING - There's a slight chance for a winter-like mix of snow, rain, and sleet around daybreak. Morning lows will again drop to near freezing setting up the potential for slick spots. This round will be more isolated, and scattered so not everyone will see the mix. Bridges and overpasses are the places to be on alert as those surfaces will be colder.
As for amounts, a lot of the snow melted earlier, but we've seen upwards of 2" in some neighborhoods.
OVERNIGHT
Snow ending
Some slick spots could develop overnight
Low: 30
FRIDAY
Wintry mix in the morning
Spotty light rain
High: 43
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Chilly
Low: 37
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