Chilly Days Ahead: What's in Store for Western North Carolina?

Western North Carolina is still feeling the chill after a big winter storm. The National Weather Service says it's not over yet. They warn of very cold wind chills. These can drop as low as -19 degrees. That's dangerous. Frostbite can happen quickly. So can frozen pipes. People need to be careful. Roads are still icy. This makes driving risky. The weather service says this will last into next week. A new cold front is coming. It will bring more freezing temperatures. This means more hazards on the roads.There might be more snow. Light snow showers are expected. They could bring up to an inch of snow in higher areas. Lower areas might see half an inch. This is not a lot. But it's enough to cause problems. The weather will be cold all week. Monday will be the coldest. Temperatures will stay low. Wind chills will make it feel even colder. People should dress warmly. They should also take care of their pipes. Let taps drip slowly to prevent freezing. The rest of the week will be sunny. But temperatures will stay low. Nighttime will be especially cold. People should be prepared. They should bundle up. They should also be careful on the roads. Icy conditions can make driving dangerous.