WEBVTT MAINLY ABOVE FREEZING, SO THAT IS GOOD NEWS AS FAR AS TRAVEL GOES. THE EXCEPTION WILL BE IN OUR NORTH WESTERN COMMUNITIES, WHERE WE GOT SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATING SNOW OUT THERE TODAY. LOOKING AT THE VIEW FROM OUT AREA -- MOUNT AIRY, IT LOOKS FROM -- IT GOES FROM SUNNY TO CLOUDY TO SUNNY. TEMPERATURE STAY MOSTLY ABOVE FREEZING. BE CAREFUL IF WE HAVE WET STREETS OVERNIGHT. TEMPERATURES GET CLOSE TO FREEZING, AND THERE COULD BE SO EXPOSITORS OF SURREY AND WILKES AS WELL. THANKS TO TINA FOR POSTING THIS ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE. ALSO IN VIRGINIA, IT IS WINTERTIME ALL OVER AGAIN. THE WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY WILL STAY UP UNTIL 10:00 TOMORROW MORNING FOR OUR MOUNTAIN COUNTIES. THAT’S BASICALLY FOR TRAVEL CONCERNS. WE DON’T EXPECT MUCH IN THE WAY OF ADDITIONAL PRECIPITATION. THERE WILL BE SPOTS HERE AND THERE, BUT IT COULD SHUT OFF EARLY TOMORROW. BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR BLACK ICE OUT THERE ESPECIALLY. 30 DEGREES IN HILLSVILLE. 30 AND SPARTA. 32 IN NORTH WILKESBORO. ABOVE FREEZING IN MOUNT AIRY. WE HAVE NUMBERS IN THE 40’S ACROSS THE TRIAD WHERE IT IS BASICALLY RAIN COMING THROUGH. WE HAVE A LITTLE WET WEATHER OUT THERE. THESE SHOWERS WILL BE SPOTTY BETWEEN NOW AND ABOUT MIDNIGHT. LEXINGTON IN ASHEBORO HAS A LITTLE RAIN AND ALYSSA SNOW F -- SNOW FALLING. THE BULK OF THE PRECIPITATION IS TO THE EAST OF US, BUT A LITTLE BIT IS LINGERING. THE MAIN LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IS TO THE WEST WHICH WILL BE MOVING THROUGH AS WELL. SHOWERS ARE COMING TO AN END IN THE TRIAD WITH CLEARING AREAS OF FOG. DOWN TO 36 AND THE FOOTHILLS, 33 OVERNIGHT. SLICK SPOTS ARE POSSIBLE. NOT LIKELY, BUT POSSIBLE. SLICK TRAVEL IS LIKELY WHERE TEMPERATURES WILL BE LOW -- BE BELOW FREEZING. ON OUR HOUR-BY-HOUR, YOU CAN WATCH THIS TIMESTAMP YEAR. ANOTHER LIGHT COATING OF RAIN. AROUND 11:00, IT WINDS DOWN TOWARD TOMORROW MORNING. AS FAR AS ADDITIONAL SNOWFALL, WE LOOK FOR LIGHT AMOUNTS ALONG THE MOUNTAIN RIDGES. RAINFALL, ALSO LIGHT AMOUNTS. SHIFTING THE ATTENTION TO THE TRIAD, WE HAVE GRAY SKIES AND PASSING RAIN SHOWERS. WE WILL STILL SEE SOME OF THAT, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES. THAT LITTLE BURST COMES THROUGH AROUND MIDNIGHT AND CLOUDS ARE PUSH AWAY BY MORNING. NOT MUCH RAINFALL ACROSS THE TRIAD. FRIDAY IS SHAPING UP TO BE A NICE DAY. SUNSHINE MIX WITH CLOUDS AND A HIGH OF 56. 54 IN THE FOOTHILLS BY LATE TOMORROW. 46 FOR THE MOUNTAINS. WE HAVE THE SUBFREEZING START TO THE DAY. THE NEXT STORM IS OUT OVER THE PACIFIC GETTING READY TO MOVE ONSHORE. THAT’S WILL BE A WHOPPER FOR A LARGE PART OF THE NATION. FOR US, THAT’S WILL BEING SIGNIFICANT -- BRING SIGNIFICANT RAIN, RIVER FLOODING, AND THE POSSIBILITY OF FLASH FL -- FLASH FREEZING. GUSTY WIND AS WELL WHICH COULD CAUSE OUTAGES. LIGHT SNOW IS POSSIBLE ON THE TAIL END OF IT IN THE MOUNTAINS. THAT’S SUNDAY. CHECK AT THE DROP