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The Petersburg area is experiencing its second snowfall before Christmas, a first since 2009.

The National Weather Service predicts 4-6 inches of snow for the region.

Overnight temperatures in the teens are expected to freeze surfaces, creating slick road conditions.

Snow has begun blanketing the Petersburg area, the first time since 2009 that we had at least two snowfalls before Christmas.

What started as a mix of rain and snow in the early morning hours of Dec. 8 transitioned to all snow across Central Virginia shortly after 11 a.m., accord to the National Weather Service office in Wakefield. The precipitation will continue throughout the afternoon and early evening, presenting a somewhat sloppy evening commute for those whose workplaces were open for business Mo

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