Hazardous weather conditions after winter storm hits southeastern US with snow, ice
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The southeastern United States is weathering snow and ice yet again a week after the region was slammed with hazardous winter conditions.
The southeastern United States is weathering snow and ice yet again a week after the region was slammed with hazardous winter conditions.
Two to 4.5 inches of snow have been reported from South Carolina to east Virginia, as winter weather alerts were in effect Saturday morning from Georgia to Maryland as the storm moved out of the region.
Cold temperatures throughout the weekend will continue to make for hazardous road conditions.
In North Carolina, Gov. Roy Cooper urged people to stay at home due to dangerous road conditions and widespread power outages. The governor had issued a state of emergency ahead of the winter storm.
