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Raleigh, North Carolina –A surge of arctic air is expected to push into North Carolina late January into early February, setting the stage for colder-than-normal temperatures and increasing chances for snow as storm systems track farther south into the Carolinas.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, the Jan. 24–Feb. 6 period favors below-normal temperatures across the Southeast, with precipitation probabilities increasing as arctic air presses into the region. This setup raises the potential for winter weather across parts of North Carolina that typically see limited snow…