December 12, 2010
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - The National Weather Service says cold temperatures and heavy snow are expected to bring dangerous travel
conditions and power outages to western North Carolina.
The Weather Service said snow will begin in the mountains of North Carolina and lower elevations Sunday afternoon and continue through Monday night.
The forecast calls for snow accumulations ranging from three to 10 inches as the snow begins Sunday afternoon and continues through
Monday night. Temperatures are forecast to dip to 10 degrees Sunday night and into the single digits on Monday.
The weather service says roads will be slick and travel is discouraged except in emergency situations. Traveler should carry a
flashlight, food and water in their cars.
Power lines are likely to be damaged by the combination of snow, cold temperatures and gusty winds.
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