Area roads were caked with snow and ice Wednesday morning. (Gregory Connolly/WYDaily)
There are still many roads in the Historic Triangle where ice and snow exists, though conditions have improved since Wednesday.
The Virginia Department of Transportation lists icy patches on both directions of Interstate 64 between mile markers 225 and 234. As of 7:05 a.m., that road appears clear throughout the Historic Triangle and beyond. All bridges and ramps and secondary roads in James City County remain listed as featuring moderate snow or ice.
In York County, both directions of I-64 between mile markers 234 and 247 contain icy patches. All bridges and ramps and all secondary routes contain moderate snow or ice.
On Wednesday, most of the major arterial roads in the Historic Triangle also had moderate snow or ice. VDOT crews have been working to salt and sand the roads, with their focus being on interstates and primary roads.
Check out VDOT’s real-time traffic website by clicking here. Call 511 or 361-3016 or tune into Highway Advisory Radio at 1680 AM for information on traffic .
Today will be partly sunny with a high near 32 and a light west wind. Tonight it will be mostly cloudy with a low near 12.
For a full list of weather-related closings and delays for Thursday, click here.