VDOT’s Kelly Hannon says black ice remains a concern this morning.   VDOT watching the weather on Monday and now working on pot holes that are developing

Roads may become hazardous when temperatures plummet overnight, with wet pavement potentially turning icy; Travelers should plan to use caution

62 new cases reported.

VDOT’s Kelly Hannon says crews are clearing and putting sand down on neighborhood streets. There’s concern overnight of refreezing.

Main roads are mostly clear this morning.  But because of the temperatures and a little precipitation, it’s icy.

Drivers are asked to delay travel this morning if possible, with freezing drizzle falling and temperatures hovering near freezing

A huge THANK-YOU to VDOT. Usually this time of year they have snow pushing days. Thursday, it was some snow and more sleet and freezing rain. Once again, they kept roads open.

Drivers are urged to avoid travel with most roads covered in sleet, including portions of I-95

Darragh Frye with the VDOT Fredericksburg District says most roads are snow and sleet covered.  No changes expected until tomorrow.

VDOT’s Kelly Hannon talks about road plans in the day ahead.   Roads are expected to be slick with a mix of snow and sleet falling much of the day.

Drivers are asked to avoid travel Thursday during storm; VDOT crews are treating roads and ready to plow, remove falling debris

VDOT asking residents to stay off the roads during the storm on Thursday

VDOT’s Kelly Hannon says main roads are being pre-treated on Wednesday. VDOT crews getting ready to mobilize.