Clouds hold powerful and it stays uncooked at this time with highs caught within the 40s. Tonight, partial clearing will enable patchy to areas of fog to type, domestically dense throughout the coastal plain and up towards US-64. Temperatures dip into the low to mid-30s inland and the 40s close to the seashores, however no freezing fog is predicted.
On Monday, a chilly entrance drops by means of as low strain develops off the Carolina coast. As moisture rides in, rain develops after which adjustments to a rain/snow combine—probably largely snow—for our far northwest counties throughout the afternoon and night. That’s primarily alongside the Hwy 64 hall from Plymouth into western Martin County, with a smaller likelihood of sunshine accumulation stretching towards Washington and Farmville alongside Hwy 264. Farther south and east, this method appears to be like extra like a chilly, wind-driven rain.
Snow quantities are anticipated to remain mild, typically an inch or much less the place it sticks, as a result of temperatures keep above freezing throughout the day. Roads might keep primarily moist whereas the precipitation is falling. Nonetheless, as skies start to clear and the low pulls away Monday night time, temperatures tumble into the 20s. Any leftover water on roads—particularly on bridges, overpasses, and secondary roads—can freeze, resulting in black ice late Monday night time into early Tuesday morning. That’s when journey may flip slick in spots, particularly northwest of US-17. We’ll deal with this as a First Alert Climate Day for our northwest counties as a result of black ice concern.
Tuesday stays chilly however dry, with highs within the 40s. Excessive strain builds in midweek with sunshine and a moderating pattern—highs climb into the 50s to close 60 Wednesday and Thursday, with chilly nights within the 20s and 30s.
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