AccuWeather.com is predicting that the Monday commute in New England could be messy with snow and ice a possibility. AccuWeather.com reports accumulating snow and an icy mix are pushing toward the Northeast to end the weekend. As Sunday progresses, slippery conditions from snow and ice will continue spreading from Kentucky to Virginia and Pennsylvania. During Sunday night, travel delays from wintry precipitation are likely from western Virginia to New York–including New York City, northern New Jersey and central and southern New England. On Monday, the wintry mess will focus over much of New York and interior New England. However, there will still be some freezing rain across central Pennsylvania. A large amount of snow is not expected in the I-95 corridor with most places receiving a brief period of snow transitioning to rain. Only a coating to an inch or two of snow and a bit of sleet is likely along the I-95 corridor but it would be the first accumulating snow of the season so far from Washington, D.C. to Philadelphia, New York City and Boston. Most of the snow accumulation will be on non-paved surfaces, but slippery roads are possible. Of the I-95 cities, Washington, D.C. may have [...]
AccuWeather.com is predicting that the Monday commute in New England could be messy with snow and ice a possibility. AccuWeather.com reports accumulating snow and an icy mix are pushing toward the Northeast to end the weekend. As Sunday progresses, slippery conditions from snow and ice will continue spreading from Kentucky to Virginia and Pennsylvania. During Sunday night, travel delays from wintry precipitation are likely from western Virginia to New York–including New York City, northern New Jersey and central and southern New England. On Monday, the wintry mess will focus over much of New York and interior New England. However, there will still be some freezing rain across central Pennsylvania. A large amount of snow is not expected in the I-95 corridor with most places receiving a brief period of snow transitioning to rain. Only a coating to an inch or two of snow and a bit of sleet is likely along the I-95 corridor but it would be the first accumulating snow of the season so far from Washington, D.C. to Philadelphia, New York City and Boston. Most of the snow accumulation will be on non-paved surfaces, but slippery roads are possible. Of the I-95 cities, Washington, D.C. may have [...]