Snow moved into the I-95 corridor of the Middle Atlantic during the late morning and early afternoon hours on Tuesday. This snow, heavy at times, will continue to spread northward along the coast into southern New England this evening.

While some governments and businesses sent employees home early, the commute is still long and dangerous in New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C.

In addition to slick road conditions, there's poor visibility and winds are increasing.

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