Snow is melting and pooling in travel lanes and will turn into ice overnight. Therefore, VSP advises those who are having to travel overnight or early Monday morning to use extreme caution. Black ice will be a serious threat and drivers are advised to keep their speeds down, buckle up, and remain alert to slick spots on the road.

Virginia State Police report there are a number of people walking in the roads and putting themselves at risk due to the slick conditions. If you DO have to walk, Va. State Police urge that you wear bright, reflective clothing…walk against traffic so you can see any oncoming vehicles…and do not walk distracted (no texting or earbuds).

From midnight Saturday through 10 a.m. Saturday, Virginia State Police have responded to 72 traffic crashes and 343 disabled vehicles statewide. There is only storm-related traffic death (City of Chesapeake) reported at this time.

Manassas VA City Police Department's crime report for Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016.

Virginia State Police remind residents to avoid traveling on Virginia’s roads and highways today, Jan. 23. Winds have now picked up causing snow to drift and pile up across interstates and primary routes, which make driving even more dangerous, a news release said.

Manassas VA City Police Department's crime report for Friday, Jan. 22, 2016.

Prince William County VA Police Department's crime report for Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016.

Crashes and disabled vehicles continue to plague interstates and secondary highways in Northern Virginia Thursday morning (Jan. 21). As of 6:00 a.m. Thursday, Virginia State Police statewide are on the scene of 33 traffic crashes with 24 of them in Northern Virginia. Of the 71 disabled vehicle calls statewide, 70 of them are in Northern Virginia.