Wayne County, MI – As rain transitions into snow across southeast Michigan this evening, drivers in Wayne County are being urged to slow down and use extra caution. According to the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office, road surfaces are quickly becoming icy as temperatures drop below freezing.
Road crews are currently out salting major highways and local routes to prevent accidents and improve traction, officials said. The Sheriff’s Office emphasized that slick spots are forming especially on bridges, ramps, and untreated secondary roads.
Temperatures are expected to continue falling overnight, with snow showers lingering into the early morning hours Wednesday. Motorists are advised to allow for extra travel time, keep headlights on, and maintain safe following distances.
The Sheriff’s Office also reminded residents to report hazardous road conditions when possible and to avoid unnecessary travel if roads become too slick.
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