Slick road conditions possible as rain, snow moves through Hudson Valley
Officials in Westchester County are keeping an eye out on the road conditions. There are concerns about possible slick spots going into Friday night.
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3h agoOfficials in Westchester County are keeping an eye out on the road conditions. There are concerns about possible slick spots going into Friday night.
Drivers are urged to use caution.
It comes after a blast of moisture over the last 24 hours that brought a rain/snow mix to the Hudson Valley.
Residents in northern Westchester County tell News 12 they were surprised to wake up to the snow Friday morning.
"We got the notice from the school, a two-hour delay. First one of the season I guess," says Joe who lives in Chappaqua.
Thousands of power outages were reported across the Hudson Valley Friday morning. A majority of those have been restored