GREENSBORO, N.C. — Here comes the snow, but not for all of North Carolina. Parts of the state will get a quick moving winter storm on Tuesday evening through early Wednesday morning bringing a blanket of white. It’s a good idea to be cautious and alert even so.
Our WFMY News 2 Weather Team breaks down who will see snow, how much, and who will be left out.
Timeline:
Tuesday will start out dry across the whole state. There will be a winter storm moving from Texas to Louisiana along the Gulf Coast to start the day. It will quickly be moving toward the Carolinas and Georgia by Tuesday afternoon.
It is uncertain just how far north and west the snow will extend into the Carolinas, which puts our Piedmont-Triad area on the edge of being dry or getting some snow.
- Tuesday Morning: Frigid and dry, some sunshine. Temps 10-15°
- Tuesday Midday: Clouds increasing. Dry. Temps 20-25°
- Tuesday Early Afternoon: Clouds increasing. Temps 25-30°
- Tuesday Late Afternoon: Be Alert. Snow Showers Possible. Mainly South & East of Greensboro. Slick Roads Possible. Temps 25-30°.
- Tuesday Evening: Be Alert. Snow Showers Possible. Mainly South & East. Slick Roads Possible. Temps 20-25°
- Tuesday Night: Any Snow Showers Ending. Skies Clearing Frigid. Temps 10-15°. Slick Roads Possible.
- Wednesday Morning: Sun returning. Frigid. Temps 10-15°, Feels like 0-5°. Slick Roads Possible.
How Much Snow for North Carolina?
Snow accumulations will generally be higher to the east and lower to the west across the state with this system…