Memphis is expected to receive four to six inches of snow on Friday, and road conditions are expected to worsen as the day goes on.

The primary way for people to see road conditions in Memphis is through TDOT's TNSmartWay Traffic cameras. Website visitors can find and see major thoroughfares live through the Tennessee Department of Transportation's camera system. These cameras only show highways and interstates, so neighborhood road conditions will not be visible.

Memphis is forecast to get a minimum of three inches of snow with Friday's winter storm and potentially up to six. Here's what to know.

Memphis Public Works crews remain on city streets Friday evening as snow that melted during the day ices over.

With snow expected to hit the Mid-South area, drivers should expect winter weather to impact road conditions. Here's what to know.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A winter storm will likely bring accumulating snow to the Mid-South, including Memphis, on Friday, January 10.

Twenty states, from Texas to Delaware, were on alert Friday for snow and ice as the storm continued to move across the South.

Live updates as a major winter storm is forecast to hit the Memphis area Friday, with snow, ice and frigid temperatures in the forecast.

Thursday morning, city of Memphis officials discussed their plan to combat the incoming winter weather. Public Works Director Scott Morgan says the city has 15 trucks ready to deploy salt across the city’s roads.