Well the half an inch of snow we got last night was just enough to look pretty and people to think it was harmless, but caused major headaches, especially in Dayton. The wet roads that refroze and got that dusting of snow turned out to be a bad combination and accidents littered the highways. Parts of 35 going through town were shut down for several hours as salt trucks tried to get control of a few extra dangerous spots. Reports from other counties such as Darke County had vehicles sliding off the roadways so no where really in the Miami Valley saw decent roads this morning.
It is looking pretty dry for most of Christmas Eve, so any commuting on Thursday should be fine. Still expecting like flurries on Christmas Eve changing over to rain in the evening and remaining rain as we head into Christmas. It doesn't look to switch back over to snow until Christmas late afternoon or evening. As much as everyone wants a White Christmas, at least we wont have to deal with shoveling out of near blizzard conditions, which parts of the Central Plains could very likely see in the days to come.
Time to wrap presents!! 4 days left!!!
Best,
Andrew Buck Michael
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