You can set your watch by it.
Every time we get a big snow, it sets off a chain of events. During the day, when it warms up, snow starts to melt. Overnight, when temperatures dip, whatever is on the road refreezes.
It was a very cold 18 degrees when I got in the car this morning, so I was expecting to hit slick spots on the way in. Actually, I had smooth sailing.
That's not the case everywhere, however.
Reports already indicated a spin-out accident causing problems on the northbound Blue Route to the ramp to go west on the Schuylkill Expressway, heading out to King of Prussia.
Be prepared. You might hit a slick spot anywhere. This is particularly true on bridges, overpasses and on and off ramps.
Be careful out there.
You can get the full traffic report for the region here.
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