No active alerts and very low precipitation chances make driving generally safe today (2026-01-16). However temperatures will be well below freezing in the morning with sustained west winds and notable wind chill, so exercise caution on potentially cold/icy surfaces and in gusty winds.
- 01 No active weather alerts and daytime precipitation probability is near 0–2%.
- 02 Temperatures are below freezing much of the day (about 21–34°F) with morning lows ~21–29°F — wind chill values as low as 8°F per the daily forecast.
- 03 West winds 8–14 mph with gusts up to ~26 mph (daily text) — gusts can affect high‑profile vehicles and increase stopping distance.
- 04 Slight chance of light snow after 1 AM (beyond primary daytime period); hourly precip late evening is very low (1–6%).
- 05 Visibility and current road-surface conditions are not provided in the data, introducing uncertainty about ice or treated/untreated roads.
Generally safe to drive with normal precautions. Specific guidance: avoid unnecessary travel if roads are untreated early morning (06:00–12:00 local) when air temperatures are 21–29°F and wind chills are lowest; if you must drive then reduce speed, increase following distance, watch bridges/overpasses for ice, and be prepared for gusty crosswinds (especially if driving a truck, trailer, or high-profile vehicle). Monitor local road reports and updated forecasts before late-night travel (after 01:00 local) when a chance of light snow begins. Because visibility and road-surface data are not provided, check local conditions before departure.