We got an active forecast across the Ohio Valley to start the week off. With a differing temperature gradient, the system will likely have a rain side further south, and a snow side further north.
Looking at the numbers, rain and snowfall totals shouldn't exceed more than an inch. The highest snowfall totals will likely stay way up in the Appalachian Mountains.

The bigger concern, however, will be the freezing rain. This can lead to some light ice glazing on the roadways, making travel dicey in some spots across North Carolina.

Several winter weather advisories were also issued in anticipation for this storm. Most of these are just calling for heavy snowfall totals, as well as tricky travel from the snowfall.

Temperatures are also expected to drop once this system passes. Likely triggering some cold air to descend towards the south.

Make sure to stay tuned to WeatherNation, as we'll continue to track this system for you!