gpt-5.6-terra Analysis · Mar 12, 2026
Driving conditions are hazardous today due to steady rain through early afternoon, strong northwest wind gusts up to 33 mph, and a transition to rain/snow followed by likely snow around 6–7 PM. Temperatures fall from the 50s to near 40°F late day and near freezing overnight, increasing the chance of slick roads after precipitation.
- 01 Light rain is likely from 7 AM through about 1 PM, with an 80% precipitation chance in the morning and reduced traction on wet roads.
- 02 Northwest winds of 14–17 mph with gusts up to 33 mph may affect vehicle control, especially for high-profile vehicles.
- 03 Rain may mix with snow after 4 PM; snow is likely from 6 PM to 7 PM.
- 04 Temperatures fall to 39°F by 6 PM and to 36°F by 11 PM, then near 30°F overnight, so wet surfaces may become slick as temperatures decline.
- 05 No visibility data is provided, so the effect of rain or snow on visibility is uncertain.
Avoid nonessential driving from 7 AM–1 PM during the most likely rain and from 4 PM–7 PM during the rain/snow transition and likely snow. If travel is necessary, the relatively safer morning window is before 7 AM (not covered by the hourly forecast, so conditions are uncertain); the safer evening window is about 8–10 PM after precipitation ends, but use caution for residual wet or slick roads as temperatures fall below 40°F. Slow down, allow extra following distance, and be especially cautious in wind-exposed areas.