A difficult drive depending on where you live. And now the attention turns to the morning commute. Check out this view from deerfield township tonight as snow coated the roads. Let s get right over to chief meteorologist Kevin Robinson with a look at who got hit the worst and what you can expect in the morning. Kevin the snow has been slow and steady this evening. We lost the squalls, and now we have a widespread area of light and occasionally moderate or heavymoderate snow across the area. Around the 275 loop, most of the snow is on the light side. Back up towards butler and snow has been steadier and heavier. We could have more in the way of travel areas in these areas, particularly weak as temperatures have fallen into the 20 s. Across clinton and highland counties, this is where a overnight. River. Radar. Lowtomid have 20 s right now. West winds at 17 with the windchill of 9. I will lead you know how much snow we are expecting to see by the time all is said and done. Are you ready
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