Of at times dangerous travel. And the roads are going to turn icy once the sun sets and the temperatures drop well below freezing. That could be early tomorrow morning and especially for tomorrow night. Doppler radar picking up that transition to snow, lets check out who is getting it. Lets go to southern delaware. Lewis, millsboro, bethany beach. Milford right on the line. Rive riverview, cape may, avalon, dennis, we go right up to Atlantic City looking at some of that light snow. Maybe switching over in galloway, not as far north as waterford or winslow. Were not seeing it in those places yet. This is a look at the system, you can see it stretches all the way down to atlanta. Its got to make its way through our areas, its going to take 18 hours to do it. This will be very long event. Timing, temperatures above freezing, they will be above freezing for much of the area at 10 00 tonight. South jersey and southern delaware. Watch what happens at 2 30 tomorrow morning. It starts to move
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