Good afternoon. New York. I'm Jack O'Malley. Folks, there's a warm front stalled just south of us right now. It's shoving moisture straight into cold air that won't move. That collision is the whole story tonight. And it's a messy one. In the next 24 hours. Winter Weather Advisories are up for Rockland and Northern Westchester until 10 P.M. Freezing rain is the threat. That's the kind of ice that coats your windshield, your steps, your driveway. If you're in those counties, slow down and stay cautious. Down in the city, rain rolls in around 7 P.M. and sticks around overnight. Temperatures park at 37 degrees. Not cold enough to freeze, but just cold enough to feel miserable. Wednesday brightens up. Partly sunny, high near 48 degrees. A welcome reset. Push north to the Capital Region and things get complicated. Snow, sleet. And freezing rain all s ...