matt hungerford, come on over. matt hungerford, contract for state highway, you've been here since last night. >> yes, ma'am. we got called out at 8:00 p.m. >> so, it elme what the conditions have been like. you already drove around in your personal vehicle to take a look. >> we've been patrolling the roads and doing some salt treating -- the bridges mostly. but in the areas of where we got the high school here, tried to put a little extra down in this area for just in case of the buses or kids are walking back and forth to the shopping center. >> you treated at 1:00 you said. you just checked the latest forecast. the latest weather report. so, you're waiting for more precipitation. what's the -- what do you think the morning will shape up for you? >> they're calling for some precipitation yet, prior to 6:00 a.m. this morning. if that happens or not, like you said, it is in patches. we could get a pretty good little drizzle which would end up being ice in this area or just down the road a piece. >> you drove on som

here to talk to us about what the rest of the area looks like is matt hungerford. he's i guess the manager here with the crew with state highway? >> i'm running one of the trucks tonight. >> you were telling me something really interesting about the hours, right before daybreak. the moments right before we see the sun. the coldest, right? >> yes. the last hour of the night, just before the sun breaks, the moon is actually separated farther away from -- and the sun is coming around. it is actually the coldest part of the night before daybreak. >> is that when you're likely to see more refreezing? >> yeah, we're going to send them out to treat the bridges. the concrete is one of your first areas that will freeze. since like this curve right here is froze solid where the asphalt is not. what you have to be careful of if you're getting up and going out of your house is when you step out of your front door, most people's front porches are cement. and that will be slippery. >> the driveways, too, you said you drove in your personal car on the side roads and those when we

what they're doing at this point, they told me, we spoke to matt hungerford, the manager of the crew today. we spoke to him in the last half hour. said basically, they have to check the road for safety when the morning commute begins and as we know, the morning commute is just underway. a lot of folks are heading out of their home the. as you had mentioned, as monika had mentioned, the main concern today is when you're stepping out of your homes, your driveway may be slick. your porch may be slick. the sidewalks as well. take a look at the main roads here. there's already some salt and so they've done a good job at treating the main roads. we're just a little shy -- a little shy from the northwest high school so this is a very well-traveled area. you can see some cars are on the roads already. so, certainly, your main roads won't be a problem this morning but if you live in some of the cul-de-sac neighborhoods and some of the side roads, you might be a little sticky when you're heading out the door this morning. certainly, proceed with caution and drive very carefully as you're headi