First Coast News meteorologist Steve Smith reports hazardous driving conditions are likely Tuesday night from Waycross, Ga. northward.
Smith says freezing rain will mix with rain and sleet as temperatures fall near freezing. Nassau County could also see some icy conditions.
In Jacksonville no ice is expected but cold rain showers will continue as temperatures slowly fall into the upper 30s by morning. Bridges and overpasses could see accumulations of ice of .10" or less, according to Smith.
The highest risk of ice would occur between 3 a.m. and 9 a.m. on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the polar plunge in other parts of the country is impacting Jacksonville travelers. A check of our JIA Flight tracker shows at least a dozen flights have been cancelled so far Tuesday.