Black ice greets drivers throughout Minnesota

According to the alert, a decrease in temperatures led to areas of black ice forming on the roads. Drivers were advised to use extra caution, especially when approaching intersections and overpasses.

Traffic Reporter Josie Smith said many neighborhood streets remain icy Monday morning, while highways and interstates were "in decent shape."

Hello Monday! Expect some occasional slick spots out there and many neighborhood streets will still be icy. Hwys and interstates are in decent shape, but as always, take it easy on ramps/bridge decks! https://t.co/wiagwePlXs pic.twitter.com/Vne1i5NyGR

— KSTP Traffic (@kstptraffic) December 2, 2019

Meanwhile, Chief Morning Meteorologist Ken Barlow said sunshine was expected Monday, with temperatures in the low 20s. The next chance of snowfall could be this coming weekend, Barlow said, with only a slight chance of light snow by Sunday.

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