51.   Heavy winds and bitterly cold temperatures were expected Sunday, and they may freeze into place much of the heavy wet snow, creating treacherous conditions on slick roadways.

52.   I test my steps and vary my stride as I make my way among clumps of slick wet snow.

53.   In contrast, blustery winds carried wet snow flakes across the landscape of northern Minnesota on Saturday.

54.   In the early morning hours of Monday, a chill rain turned to wet snow which came down hard for several hours before daybreak.

55.   In parts of the East wet snow and sleet made driving treacherous.

56.   It will be rather chilly with even some ice or wet snow possible near the Big Bend.

57.   Light snow that had fallen throughout the late afternoon and early evening turned to freezing rain and wet snow by the time we set out.

58.   Lingering rain may end as wet snow east of the mountains late Saturday night.

59.   Late Saturday, a disturbance produced a few hours of wet snow in parts of the Northeast.

60.   Meanwhile, as colder air is entrained into the storm, rain will change to a heavy wet snow over the interior.