Raleigh, NC – Light snow continues to drift southeast across North Carolina’s Piedmont region, creating potentially hazardous road conditions Tuesday morning. Drivers should exercise caution, particularly on bridges and overpasses where slick spots are more likely to form.
According to the National Weather Service in Raleigh, snow accumulation is expected to remain minimal, with most areas receiving a light dusting. However, isolated areas could see up to two inches, particularly during brief bursts of moderate snowfall. Temperatures are forecast to drop into the low-to-mid 20s this morning, further increasing the risk of icy patches.
The snow is anticipated to taper off from north to south by late morning, with skies gradually clearing as the day progresses. Winds from the northwest will remain light at 5 to 8 mph, making for a chilly but manageable day.
Looking ahead, the Raleigh area will experience sunny conditions Wednesday, with a high near 49°F. Temperatures will dip to 24°F overnight, with calm winds shifting slightly southward. The remainder of the week remains clear and sunny, with highs reaching the mid-40s to low-50s and nighttime lows in the low-20s.
Residents should prepare for continued freezing temperatures overnight and ensure proper precautions are taken, such as insulating pipes and safely heating homes. Commuters are advised to plan for potentially slick roads and allow extra travel time this morning.
Stay informed about changing conditions by following updates from local authorities and weather services.
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