Community Corner
Brace for a Messy Tuesday Morning Commute
With snow in the forecast, and possible heavy snow squalls (especially the farther north you get), it's going to feel a lot like winter on Tuesday.
It looks like it's time to break out the heavy winter coats, shovels and other winter essentials as the first storm of the season will hit early Tuesday morning.
According to a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued by the National Weather Service, an arctic front will move into our area early on Nov. 12 and bring with it some snow. The snow could become heavy at times, the NWS states, and potentially come in the form of squalls.
"The timing of this precipitation is expected during the Tuesday morning commute," the NWS says. "Falling temperatures combined with briefly moderate to heavy snow squalls may result in a coating of snow accumulation."
"This may create some slippery travel along with poor visibility during the Tuesday morning commute," the weather service predicts.
Along the shoreline, the precipitation is expected to be mostly rain, but conditions will still be slippery and some snow will be mixed in.
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