RALEIGH – Another winter storm is heading for the Triangle, but its severity is still unknown.
WCHL’s Aaron Keck spoke with National Weather Service Meteorologist Barrett Smith about when the winter weather will start and how long it will last.
***Listen to the Interview***
A hazardous weather outlook is in place for the area through mid-week. Click here for more details.
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Cold Temps Coming, But No Snow Yet
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Checking In With Your Community
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The Calm Between The Storms, 1 To 3 Inches Of Snow Still To Come
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Six To 11 Inches Of Snow, Ice Possible By Thursday
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Orange County Under Winter Storm Warning
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