Snow accumulation map Crawley said people can get more information by visiting the message board forums for U.S. Weather, which is a member. Meteorologist’s amateurs and professional’s alike meteologists go on this forum to discuss the weather and what could happen.t can beIf you must travel during a snowstorm, to store an emergency kit in your vehicle that includesm blankets, a battery-operated radio with extra batteries a first aid kit, flashlight with extra batteries, booster cables and flares, a tire repair kit and pump a roadmap, a bag of kitty litter (for tire traction), a tow rope, water in bottle and non-perishable high energy foods like granola bars, clothing to keep dry, and a windshield scraper and brush.
. It could also pose a big problem for those planning to travel this weekend so they could spend the holidays with relatives.It will not be a holiday for the crews with the NC Department of Transportation. They will be there clearing the roads for other people are celebrating Christmas at home.Even if it’s Christmas, it will be as usual by the DOT,” said Doug McNeal district engineer.DOT crews will start working again today to the brine solution of salt on the roads and installation of snow plow ahead of the winter storm. When the snow falls, there will be DOT workers cleared the main roads first, then taking care of roads seconadary. The NC State Highway Patrol has already requested additional riders to help motorists during the weekend holiday.Hoell gives winter safety tipsKeep sources of alternative heating prepared. If you have a fireplace, store a good supply of dry wood. Keep fire extinguishers handy and make sure your family knows how to use them.
When we get snow and ice we work split shifts said McNeal.Hopefully people will be able to stay home, enjoy Christmas and give us a chance to clear roads.State relief officials are urging people across North Carolina to prepare.We know that many people will travel for the holidays and we want everybody to be prepared and particular care, said state Emergency Management Director Doug Hoell. “Now is the time to watch the weather forecast and update the kits of emergency supplies for your home and car.tate agencies are monitoring the weather and are ready to respond to any hazardous conditions that may have an impact in North Carolina this holiday weekend. The NC Division of Emergency Management is coordinating with local emergency agencies across the state.Motorists are urged to stay safe distance behind snowplows and salt spreaders to give workers a large place.
