A wintry mix will move into the mid-Atlantic this morning, delaying travel and
closing schools over the next couple of days. Problems will begin early today
across higher elevations of western Pennsylvania which could get a slippery icy
mix for the morning commute.
As the day rolls on, snow will develop in western New York, causing problems around lunch time in Buffalo and slowing the evening commute in Syracuse and Binghamton. Areas from Williamsport to Scranton and Allentown will also have a slower afternoon commute as travelers will have to deal with some light accumulations of snow or even ice.
A major portion of the Interstate-95 corridor will remain in decent shape today, with just a little rain for Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore during the afternoon hours.
Tuesday, even more problems could occur as most areas west of I-95 will have some form of wintry precipitation.
Story by AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Eric Reese.
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