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+1 (831) 222-8398[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Every single one of North Carolina's 100 counties got some kind of snowfall on Saturday according to its governor. Here in Charlotte where I am we had 11 inches of snow. That is the most snow that this city has seen since 2004. Now during Saturday's storm the Department of Transportation says they received more than a thousand calls for collisions and sadly two people lost their lives and they're worried about what the roads could bring in the coming days because the truth is a lot of secondary streets still look just like this right here and they say that it is likely going to get worse before it gets better and that's because we're going to experience frigid temperatures in the next few days. That means we're going to see a melt, a refreeze and then potentially a danger of black ice throughout the state from the far west to the coastal area and outer banks.
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