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Breath turns visible, pavement cools fast, and the weekend mood shifts toward winter preparation. By Sunday, December 14, a developing cold snap will bring near-freezing temperatures, brisk air, and a low-end chance for light snow or flurries across central North Carolina.
According to the National Weather Service in Raleigh, a weak disturbance may produce brief light snow or flurries early Sunday. Little accumulation is expected, but even minimal flakes can matter when temperatures hover near 32 degrees. Wet roads could cool quickly after sunset, raising early-season concerns for slick spots…