UPDATE: A critical weather alert has been issued for portions of New York this morning, warning of dangerous black ice conditions until 6 a.m. today. The National Weather Service confirmed the alert at 4 a.m., impacting St. Lawrence, Franklin, Clinton, and Essex counties.
Following a recent cold front, moisture on roadways has frozen, leading to slick surfaces even where temperatures remain above freezing. Authorities are urging both motorists and pedestrians to exercise extreme caution when traveling this morning.
“Producing hazardous travel conditions. If you must travel, please use caution,”
the weather service warns. With icy patches forming unexpectedly, the risk of accidents is significantly heightened.
Residents in affected areas should remain vigilant as conditions can change rapidly. The warning serves as a crucial reminder of the potential dangers posed by winter weather, particularly for those commuting or running errands early in the day.
As temperatures fluctuate, stay alert for updates from the National Weather Service and ensure you are equipped for safe travel. Share this alert to keep friends and family informed and safe during this icy morning.
For real-time updates and safety tips, follow local advisories and check the latest forecasts. Your safety is paramount—don’t take risks on icy roads!
