Flurries expected today

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Flurries expected today
While most roads are clear, drivers should limit unnecessary travel overnight and Tuesday morning
Richard Lewelling looks at what upcoming weather in region looks like? Hint: Some snow and the frigid temps coming our way
VDOT’s Kelly Hannon with an update on what to expect on the roads Monday morning–and VDOT’s plan for the day ahead.
Light snow will begin mixing in with some very light freezing drizzle across much of the region overnight through daybreak. Additional periods of light snowfall is expected to linger through Tuesday.
VDOT reports significant progress made plowing and treating roads
Snow blankets the region
An average of about four inches around the region
The National Weather Service says 4-6 inches for the region
The National Weather Service says snow and ice in our future
When you see this on the roads, you know a storm is coming and VDOT has been out pre-treating the roads.
From The Weather Channel
VDOT’s Kelly Hannon talks about how they’re preparing for the storm, how you can help road crews once it starts snowing and how to find out when a plow may come to your street.
The Weather Channel’s Richard Lewelling talks about the storm track, timing and amounts.
All of the region involved
National Weather Service says 6-8 inches of snow possible for the region with some ice too
At least five inches of snow expected
Richard Lewelling with The Weather Channel tells us the I-95 corridor will begin seeing snow Sunday morning
VDOT crews will mobilize at midnight, just in case.
Watch out for a little ice. Bigger threat coming Sunday night into Monday