Forecast: Snow May Fall, But Not Stick, During Morning Commute

Drivers will probably need the windshield wipers en route Tuesday morning, but scrapers (and certainly shovels) shouldn't be necessary.

A National Weather Service forecast Monday night predicted a 60 percent chance of morning precipitation, beginning as rain, becoming a mix between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m., then changing to snow between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m.

The high temperature should be about 36, on a windy day with gusts forecast up to 26 mph.

Little to no snow accumulation is expected, though the NWS warned that "falling snow and temperatures near the freezing mark could result in slick travel."

No area school had adjusted Tuesday schedules Monday night.