According to Lowndes EMA, the forecasted temperature at noon is 32 degrees.  Between Noon and 1 PM, the temperature is expected to rise above freezing and peak at 36 degrees around 4 PM., dropping back to freezing at 7 PM.  The wind chill factor will stay below freezing all day.  This gives us only about 6 hours of above-freezing temperatures.  Six hours will not be enough time to allow all the snow and ice to melt and dry out.  The hazard could be increased if the snow melts and the freezing results in black ice, which is less visible, creating a false sense of security; ice creates more dangerous driving conditions than snow.