Western NC temps to drop to single digits with wind chill. Here's when
A cold front moving through Western North Carolina is expected to drop temperatures into the teens. Here's how long it will last Western North Carolina is expected to see a significant drop in temperatures on Dec. 29, with wind chill expected to fall further into the single digits and possibly into the negatives. This comes after days of warmer weather following Christmas. The National Weather Service warns of the potential for wildfires in the Piedmont and Western North Carolina, along with Upstate South Carolina. The cold and high winds are expected to persist through the week, with highs expected to reach around 50 degrees and low relative humidity. The weather service warns that dry conditions could lead to an increased risk of wildfires in areas where dead vegetation is dry.
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Western North Carolina is about to get a taste of winter once again.
Mountain communities in North Carolina are expected to be hit with plummeting temperatures on Dec. 29, after multiple days of warm... [3118 symbols]
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