A concluding wave of winter conditions is moving through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, bringing a complicated combination of snow, ice, and rain. This final event in a series of three storms is causing minor travel complications, icy roads, and areas of freezing rain that may surprise motorists. Accumulations of 3–5 inches of snow are expected in parts of New England and the Northeast, while major cities along I-95 are positioned right at the intersection of rain, ice, and snow. By Wednesday, the system will transition to rain from DC to Maine. Here’s what you can anticipate.
