The Rays infielders and outfielders high five each other after their 6-4 win over the Angels.  [James Borchuck, Times]

The Rays say they are planning to play Tuesday's game as scheduled but could reverse that decision if weather conditions change.

"We will continue to monitor the storm and its progress,'' team president Matt Silverman said at around 7 p.m. "We will continue to consult with government agencies as well as the Angels and the league. If the storm continues its current track and the road conditions are safe we will play the game as currently planned.''

If plans change, the Rays would hope to make a decison by early Tuesday afternoon, Silverman said. If the game were to be canceled, there likely would be a doubleheader on Wednesday.

"At this point we expect (Tuesday's) game to be played unless the weather changes dramatically,'' Silverman said.

The Rays "take the lead" in the decision, Silverman said, but will be in consultation with government agencies and MLB officials.

"The safety of our players and of our fans comes first, and that's obviously one of the biggest factors,'' he said. "But it's a decision that we do consult with other bodies to make sure it works for all.''