WEATHER ALERT: Black Ice, Freezing Rain To Soak Pennsylvania Sunday, Monday Morning

Prepare yourself for a wet, freezing, slick end to the weekend.

A wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain soaked the region on Sunday morning, and will return on Sunday night and Monday morning.

Black ice was reported on roads in eastern Pennsylvania and in many parts of New Jersey on Sunday. Towns from Bergen County and Camden County to Montgomery County in Pennsylvania issued advisories.

The National Weather Service issued a freezing rain advisory that’s in effect until 11 a.m. on Sunday, saying freezing rain will lead to ice accumulations.

Some snow and freezing rain will then change over to rain. Things could remain slippery.

“As the rain begins, it is not out of the question for a brief period of icing to cause slick spots in the far northern and western suburbs of Philadelphia,” Accuweather said.

Temperatures fell to 30 Sunday night, the NWS said, with winds of up to 11 mph.

“Overall, Sunday will be nasty with a cold northeasterly wind,” philly.com’s John Bolaris said.

(Image via Accuweather)