meteorologist a.j. burnett tells us when the storm will arrive. a.j.: we first have to get through tonight, which is basically cold temperatures, and anything that may be left on the ground from earlier today may tend to freeze up a little bit. watch out for slick spots. no problems weather-wise through tonight. tomorrow morning s commute is going to be just fine. clouds are on their way out. down to the south, there is that system stephanie was talking about, a large area of low pressure. lots of snow in western texas. that is our system that heads this way after midnight monday night going into tuesday. the morning drive tuesday is going to be slippery, very slow, low visibility, and there will be a mix or changeover that takes place and causes the we will sort that out and put a timeline on everything coming up. stephanie: you can track the winter storm and get alerts about whether in your area on the storm watch 9 weather app. you can download it for apple and android de
shelley: a cold quiet night right now in meredith, but there s some snow on the way for tomorrow that could make your drive home from work challenging. good evening, i m shelley walcott. tom: i m tom griffith. the accumulation will be light but it s the timing that may concern you. let s get right to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: time is critical in during the morning and early afternoon, no issues but it developed into light snow in the midafternoon, just in time for the end of the afternoon early evening commute. teens and 20 s across the board, much colder than it was this time last night by about 15-20 degrees. now our attention turns to the great lakes, points north and east through the troy through detroit to about cincinnati. as the system moves in tomorrow we will see fair skies that are in advance of that, clear sailing. that means the morning commute and travel during the lunchtime hour, even 1:30, should be just fine. what about the timeline for th
concern you. let s get right to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: time is critical in during the morning and early afternoon, no issues but it developed into light snow in the midafternoon, just in time for the end of the afternoon early evening commute. teens and 20 s across the board, much colder than it was this time last night by about 15-20 degrees. now our attention turns to the great lakes, points north and east through the troy through detroit to about cincinnati. as the system moves in tomorrow we will see fair skies that are over us right now giving way to thickening clouds. in advance of that, clear sailing. that means the morning commute and travel during the lunchtime hour, even 1:30, should be just fine. rest of new hampshire and how moves out? we will look at all of that straight ahead. shelley: a neighborhood in salem vandalism. residents along norwood road woke to find their houses and mailboxes spray painted. many of these same victims were also hit
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