Commuters could face some slick conditions on Wednesday morning, as a messy storm carrying freezing rain is set to hit the region. Oxford, Brant, Perth, London-Middlesex and other areas are under a freezing rain warning with the system due to arrive overnight. Environment Canada is calling for a sustained period of freezing rain, saying in its warning, "Freezing rain and some snow will begin spreading into Ontario overnight tonight. Ground temperatures are well below freezing and will combine with cold easterly winds to set the stage for freezing rain lasting 4 to 6 hours as the main precipitation band moves from west to east through the area Wednesday morning." The freezing rain could lead to ice accumulation on roads and other surfaces, making for slick and potentially dangerous conditions. Tune into John & Liz in the morning for full details on how the storm, and morning commute is shaping up.

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