The National Weather Service puts Marshall County in a Hazardous Weather Condition for late tonight and into Friday morning.
Light snow arrives this evening and will continue into Friday, causing some slick spots on roads Friday morning. The National Weather Service has forecasted 1-3" of snowfall across Marshall County.
EMA Director Jack Garner warns drivers that even small amounts of snow can create treacherous travel conditions. He suggests allowing extra travel time on Friday morning because some roads may become slick and snow-covered overnight. Visibility may also be low at times.
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