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Early winter weather is testing Twin Tiers residents with tricky driving conditions and forecast cold temperatures far below normal for early to mid-November.

Area law enforcement agencies are reporting only a few minor incidents of vehicles sliding off roads but many schools opt for delayed openings due to ice.

Mixed precipitation could make for tricky travel starting around mid-day February 20.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton is telling residents in the Twin Tiers and Central New York to be prepared for more winter weather.

There is a potential for some slippery road conditions around the region through the day January 24.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory from 10 p.m. December 27 to 7 a.m. December 28.

The National Weather Service says a Winter Weather Advisory in in effect to 2 p.m. February 23.

Emergency Services agencies around the region are cautioning motorists and pedestrians to be wary of the possibility of slippery conditions.

Slippery conditions are being reported all around the region, impacting driving, walking and schools.

Motorists may encounter some slippery conditions again as light snow began falling in the Greater Binghamton area at around 11 p.m. December 13.