NC braces for winter storm as governor declares state of emergency
TL;DR
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein declared a state of emergency ahead of a weekend winter storm expected to bring snow, sleet and ice, enabling emergency plans, deployment of responders and price-gouging protections. Residents are urged to stay off roads when possible, stock up on supplies and charge devices as forecasters warn of potentially hazardous conditions and power outages. The storm could affect the Charlotte and Raleigh areas, with snow and ice accumulations varying by location. State agencies have activated emergency resources and pre-treated roads; more information is available at ReadyNC.gov and DriveNC.gov.
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