Today's drive to work was likely a preview of what tomorrow's drive will be like. I guess we can't put away our winter driving skills just yet.
Currently, roads are just wet with a few slippery spots primarily in the south metro. Word is I-35 in the Elko/New Market area is still ice and snow covered.
Highway 52 is also treacherous between Rosemount and Concord Street. Keep the speeds down.
I'll be back Thursday with the look at your drive to work, letting you know where you will find delays and problems on the roads and rails.
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