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Ice storm Coverage

Roads around Plentlywood Court in Raleigh were still icy as temperatures dropped down to the teens on Sunday morning.

LOTS OF SNOW AND ICE ON THE GROUND BEHIND YOU. &gt;&gt; Reporter: YES, WE STANDING ON PLENTYWOOD COURT AND THIS IS A PRIME EXAMPLE OF WHAT WE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT REALLY ALL MORNING. LOOK BEHIND ME, AND YOU CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF ACTUALLY IT REALLY BREAKS DOWNRIGHT HERE WHAT WE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT. YOU SEE FIRST, SNOW, BUT RIGHT UNDERNEATH THE SNOW IS REALLY THAT LAYER OF ICE. SO ONCE A LOT OF THIS SNOW ON THE STREET CONTINUES TO MELT, YOU WILL STILL HAVE WHAT LOOKS LIKE WATER AND PUDDLES, BUT IT'S ACTUALLY ICE THAT IS FROZEN AND STICKING TO THE GROUND. AND SO THIS IS WHAT WE WANT PEOPLE TO PAY ATTENTION TO. IF THEY PLAN TO VENTURE OUT THIS MORNING, BUT HERE WITHIN THIS AREA, WE HAVE NOT SEEN TOO MUCH TRAFFIC. OR TOO MANY PEOPLE ON THE ROADS SO A LOT OF PEOPLE REALLY TAKING IN THAT ADVICE BECAUSE RIGHT HERE, AND UP THIS HILL IT IS A VERY SLUSHY MESS. AND THIS IS WHAT WE ARE SEEING ON A LOT OF SECONDARY ROADS, AND NOT THE MAJOR ROUTES OR MAJOR ROADS THE CREWS HAVE PRIMARILY FOCUSED ON YESTERDAY CLEANING AND PLOWING OUT, BUT THESE ROUTES, THE UNTREATED AREAS STILL ARE TAKING SOME TIME TO REALLY CLEAR OUT AND WE COULD SEE AND EXPECT A LOT OF THIS ON THE SECONDARY STREETS. WE ARE TALKING ABOUT STREETS IN NEIGHBORHOODS. AND A LOT OF NONHIGHLY TRAFFICKED AREAS. SO ONCE THIS CONTINUES TO TRANSITION, WE WANT PEOPLE TO BE MINDFUL OF THAT BECAUSE IT COULD CAUSE DANGEROUS

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There was ice pretty much everywhere in Roxboro Thursday, except on the roads, which stayed wet and kept traffic swishing by with ease.

ORANGE COUNTY AND MACK ROAD BELL COUNTY VIRGINIA SCHOOLS CLOSE. FRANKLIN AND LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN ON THE DELAY IN THE FIRST LIST AVAILABLE ANYTIME ON "WRAL.COM." >>> A LIVE LOOK FROM OUR ROXBOROUGH CAMERA AND YOU CAN SEE THE GLISTENING IN THE TREES. THE SHERIFF SAID THE NEXT 12 HOURS PRESENTS THE MOST RISK AS ICE ACCUMULATES. WRAL BRYAN MIMS HAS BEEN TRACKING CONDITIONS AND JOINING US LIVE TALKING ABOUT HOW PEOPLE ARE COPING WITH THE NEXT RAIN THEY AVOID A POWER LOSS. >> Reporter: THE HOPE IT WILL COME. TREE BRANCHES AND WIRES AND LOOK AT THESE LIVES AND THE PILE OF DEBRIS FROM LAST WEEKEND'S STORMS AND IT IS FOGGY OUT HERE RIGHT NOW. MERCIFULLY THE POWER STAYED ON AROUND ROXBOROUGH THROUGH THE DAY. THE FOCUS IS ON WHAT THE NIGHT MIGHT BRING. ROXBOROUGH BY DAY AND ICE FROM BUMPER-TO-BUMPER AND OUTSIDE MENTORS AND A TOP TREES AND CLINGING TO WIRES. PRETTY MUCH EVERYWHERE EXCEPT ON THE ROADS WHICH STAYED WET AND KEPT TRACK IT GOING BY WITH EASY BREEZY TIME. TAKE IT FROM CARSON ALLEN. >> I HOPE WE CAN STAY SAFE AND WARM AND THINKING ABOUT EVERYONE OUT THERE KEEPING US SAFE. >> Reporter: TICKET FROM RON PHILLIPS WHO WENT INTO THE COLD FRAME TO CLEAR THE CURB OF DEBRIS PUSHING RAINWATER INTO HIS YARD. HE LOST POWER FOR THREE DAYS AND LOST HIS CAR WHEN AN ICEBERG AND TREE FELL ONTO IT. THERE'S A THING ABOUT NOT BEING OUT OF THE WOODS YET. >> RIGHT OUT WE ARE SAFE AND WARM. >> HIS WIFE ROBINS IS GOOD STUFF HAPPENED AFTER THE LAST STORM AND NEIGHBORS SAW EACH OTHER THROUGH. >> WHATEVER THIS BRINGS NOW WE WILL DEAL WITH IT. GOD LOOKED UP FOR US AND WE'VE BEEN REALLY BLESSED. >> Reporter: AS FOR THE POWER DUKE ENERGY REPORTED ABOUT 200 CUSTOMERS LOST ELECTRICITY AND IT APPEARS MOST HAS BEEN RESTORED. WE HAD HEARD MELTING AND YOU CAN HEAR THE ICE FALLING OUT OF THE TREES. THE CONCERN NOW IS THE NIGHTTIME HOURS WITH TEMPERATURES RIGHT AROUND 30

Roxboro hunkers down for one more round of freezing rain

When drivers hit a slick spot, anti-lock brakes can help to safely stop and regain control.

we know how much of a struggle icy roads could be. Five on your sides Monica Liberty has advice when driving terrifying dashcam footage from the Nebraska State Patrol. This Jeep hit ice and lost control, swerving from side to side before tumbling off the road into a ditch. If there was ever a time when slow and steady wins the race supplies, it's in this case where you have the potential to lose traction. Auto safety expert Jennifer Stock Burger heads Consumer Reports Auto Test Center. She says If you hit a slick spot, antilock brakes can help you safely stop and regain control. You'll know they're working when they start to pulse against your foot, keep your foot on the brake, maintain firm pressure and let the brakes do their job. If your car does slide, here's how to regain control. There's really two kinds of skins, oversteer and understeer. In both cases, the reaction should be to turn in the direction you want to go with oversteer. It's very intuitive. You turn into the skin when you gain grip, you end up going where you wanna go. In understeer you're turning, but the car is going straight ahead, and your gut is to want to dial in more steering. Don't do that. Keep the wheel steady where you're headed so that when you gain grip here, going where you wanna be. In both cases, avoid abrupt motions and always wear your seat belt. The two people in this Jeep had only minor injuries thanks to their seat belts. Monica Liberty, WRL News five on your side Oh, I had to learn that the hard way in Nebraska. Well, Monica ads. You might have a snowflake icon on your dashboard. The warning light lets you know temperatures drop, and there's potential for ice on the road.

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Tree limbs were already covered with ice in Granville County at 6 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021.

NIA HARDEN IS IN OXFORD WITH THE CONDITIONS THERE. >> Reporter: RIGHT NOW WE SEE THIS ICE STORM AND IT IS FORMING ON THE TREE BRANCHES RIGHT NOW. YOU CAN SEE THE ICICLES HANGING DOWN. THIS IS WHAT WE ARE NOTICING ON SIGNS AS WELL. THIS REALLY SHOWS US HOW COLD IT IS GETTING. WE'VE BEEN ON THE ROAD SINCE 2 THIS MORNING. WE HAVE NOTICED THAT IT HAS GOTTEN MORE CHILLY AND THE RAIN HAS KIND OF BEEN ON AND OFF, HEAVY AND LIGHT . RIGHT NOW WE SEE YET LIGHTEN UP BUT AGAIN, IT IS  ON AND OFF. WE ARE ALSO HEARING FROM THE COMMUNITY THAT THEY ARE OFFERING THEIR SERVICES TO BE ABLE TO KEEP STORES OPEN AND PROVIDE GENERATORS TO PEOPLE. SO THAT IS GOOD NEWS. WE WILL CHECK OUT OXFORD TO LET

Tree limbs covered with ice in Granville County

Duke Energy predicts the Carolinas could see up to a million power outages as a result of Thursday's storm.

Duke Energy predicts Carolinas could see 1 million power outages 

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The past few days have been filled with cleanup, whether it's regular citizens or pros working together to restore power and internet for people who had gone long days without.

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WRAL meteorologist Kat Campbell shows the impact of up to a half-inch of ice on roads, power lines and trees.

EVEN NOW, THERE IS NO TIMELINE FOR WHEN SOME TECHNICS TEXANS CAN TURN THE HEAT ON AGAIN. &gt;&gt;&gt; OUR CONCERN HERE, WE ARE WORRIED ABOUT POWER OUTAGES OF COURSE. TELL US WHAT WE CAN EXPECT. &gt;&gt; WE EXPECT TO SEE POWER OUTAGES, WE ARE PRETTY CONFIDENT IN THAT, I KNOW IT THE LAST THING YOU WANT TO HEAR BUT YOU HAVE TIME TO PREPARE AND THAT IS WHAT YOU NEED TO BE DOING TODAY. WE ARE TALKING ABOUT HALF AN INCH OR MORE OF FREEZING RAIN IN ROXBOROUGH, HENDERSON AND EVEN DURING AND CHAPEL HILL COULD SEE A QUARTER OF AN INCH OF FREEZING RAIN. CLOSER TO RALEIGH, TALKING ABOUT A LIGHT GLAZE OF ICE POSSIBLE AND YOU'RE LESS LIKELY TO SEE THE POWER OUTAGES IN THOSE COMMUNITIES. WE COULD STILL SEE SLICK BRIDGES. WITH TALK ABOUT WHAT THESE NUMBERS MEAN. I KNOW SOMETIMES IT'S TOUGH TO PUT IT IN PERSPECTIVE. WHEN YOU HAVE A 10th OF AN INCH OF FREEZING RAIN OR A LIGHT GLAZE, THAT IS WHEN YOUR CARS AND WINDSHIELDS WILL COME OVER WITH ICE TOP BRIDGES ARE THE MAIN SLICK SPOTS ON THE ROAD AND LIGHT ICE IS POSSIBLE ON TREES AND ELEVATED SURFACES. THINGS START TO RAMP UP WHEN YOU GET CLOSER TO A QUARTER OF AN INCH AND THIS IS WHAT WE ARE FORECASTING IN DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL. ROADS CAN BECOME ICY AT THIS POINT, NOT JUST BRIDGES. TREE LIMBS CAN START TO BREAK AND THIS IS WHEN WE HAVE A MODERATE CHANCE FOR POWER OUTAGES, WE ARE FORECASTING HALF AN INCH OR HIGHER IN OUR NORTHERN COUNTIES. THIS IS A MAJOR ICE STORM. TRAVEL IMPOSSIBLE AT TIMES, WIDESPREAD OUTAGES, WE REALLY ENCOURAGE AREAS ALONG THE VIRGINIA LINE TO TRY TO STAY

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SHIPMENT OF VACCINATIONS. THE CLINIC FOR TOMORROW WILL BE RESCHEDULED >>> JUST GETTING AN UPDATED DEATH TOLL COUNTY, ABOUT 20 PEOPLE NOW CONFIRMED TO HAVE DIED FROM THE STORM. THIS IS THE OUTAGE MAP IN THE HOUSTON AREA ALONE FROM THE NORTH OF THE WOODLANDS AREA ALL THE WAY TO THE SOUTH. THAT IS DOWNTOWN HOUSTON MORE THAN 1.4 MILLION PEOPLE IN THE DARK RIGHT NOW, THIS IS NOT GOING ON FOR TWO DAYS IN A ROW WITHOUT POWER. THESE OUTAGES HAVE JUST STRUCK THAT STAGE AND ONE OF THE REASON IS THE ROLLING OUTAGES. THEY ARE STILL DEALING WITH SNOW THIS EVENING. THIS IS A LIFE-AND-DEATH SITUATION AND THIS IS ALL NEW THIS EVENING. LAKEWOOD CHURCH HAS OPENED ITS DOORS THIS IS NOW A WARMING CENTER FOR FOLKS BECAUSE THEY CANNOT GET HEAT AND IS CAUSING

Texas, midwest continue to be crushed by ice storm, frigid temps

When the power goes out, generators come on, but they come with serious risks such as carbon monoxide poisoning, electrical issues, and fire. 

IF YOU USE A GENERATOR. &gt;&gt; WISH ARE CAUTIONS TO MAKE SURE YOU DON'T POISON YOURSELF OR YOUR FAMILY. &gt;&gt; BEFORE YOU CRANK UP A GENERATOR KNOW THAT THEY CAN QUICKLY PRODUCE LARGE AMOUNTS OF CARBON MONOXIDE. THAT COLORLESS ODORLESS GAS CAN KNOCK YOU OUT, EVEN KILL YOU. MAKE SURE YOUR GENERATOR IS OUTSIDE AND AT LEAST 20 FEET FROM YOUR HOME WITH THE EXHAUST APPOINTED A WAY. ELECTRICAL DANGERS ARE ANOTHER CONCERN. MANY DO NOT REALIZE THAT THE MACHINES MUST BE KEPT DRY. COVER THEM WHEN IT'S RAINING OR SNOWING. DO NOT CONNECT A GENERATOR DIRECTLY TO YOUR CIRCUIT BOX OR TRY TO POWER THE HOUSE WIRING BY PLUGGING THE MACHINE DIRECTLY INTO A WALL OUTLET. IS CALLED BACK FEEDING AND IT CAN CREATE AN ELECTROCUTION RISK TO UTILITY WORKERS AND YOUR NEIGHBORS. IF YOU HAVE A GENERATOR SITTING IN A SHED OR GARAGE, EXPERTS SAY IT WILL NOT RUN IF THE GAS IS OLD. FUEL SHOULD BE CHANGED EVERY SIX MONTHS. THEY ALSO SAY IT RUNS BEST USING A GAS STABILIZER. NEWER MODELS HAVE SAFETY SHUTOFFS OF CARBON MONOXIDE LEVELS ARE TOO HIGH. LOOK FOR THAT IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR ONE.

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