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Updated: 12:07 PM Dec 16, 2008
Winter Weather Threat Comes to An End in Bryan/College Station
After a wintry start to the day, temperatures are slowly rising above the freezing mark, diminishing the threat for icy roads in Bryan/College Station
Posted: 11:49 AM Dec 15, 2008Reporter: Rodney Harris Email Address: harris@kbtx.com |
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Light rain and drizzle fell into a very cold airmass Tuesday morning, creating freezing rain across the Brazos Valley.
Several accidents were reported across Bryan/College Station due to icy conditions on bridges and overpasses. A couple of school districts were even delayed due to wintry weather.
While light rain and drizzle is forecast to continue throughout the day, temperatures are slowly rising above the freezing mark, diminishing the threat for icy roads from Bryan/College Station eastward.
A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for Milam county through 4:00 p.m. as freezing drizzle will remain possible west of Bryan/College Station
Remember to continue to use extra caution when traveling on bridges and overpasses and keep up to date with KBTX Media for the latest weather developments.
Latest Comments
i hope it comes a foot a snow ha ha i love it but call me crazy
You have got to be kidding me! You call that a "winter storm", it was a few days we would love to have up here, we would be swimming and having cook-outs if we had that kind of warm weather. get over it Texas!
let it snow,let it snow,let it snow
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