Good evening. New York. I'm Jack O'Malley. That light drizzle hitting your windshield? It’s just the opening act for a messy transition night. We picked up about six-tenths of an inch of snow overnight, but the atmosphere isn't done with us yet. In the next 24 hours. In Here's trouble spot, a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Rockland and northern Westchester until 10 P.M. Freezing rain is the main threat there, ready to glaze over any untreated surfaces this evening. If you're driving through those suburbs, take it slow. Down in the city, you escape the ice but not the wetness. Rain develops right around 7 P.M. With temperatures holding steady near 37 degrees. You might even see some patchy fog roll in late tonight, making for a damp commute in the morning. Head north to the Capital Region and the picture gets trickier. Freezing rain mix ...