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  1. Beautiful Wednesday Gives Way to Wintery Mix at Week’s End

    Wednesday will bring the nicest weather of the season to Winnipeg, followed by a low pressure system that brings cooler weather and a wintery mix to the region for the end of the week.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/04/14/ #FreezingRain #mbstorm #Rain #Snow #Winnipeg
  2. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 3, 2026:

    A #storm system with #winter-like #precipitation will move out of the #Northland Thursday night with #calming #winds and low #temperatures in the 20s.

    Friday morning is #dry with highs staying #cool in the 30s and low 40s. A new storm system brings a breeze and more #snow, #sleet, and #freezingrain by Friday evening, persisting through Saturday.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  3. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 3, 2026:

    A #storm system with #winter-like #precipitation will move out of the #Northland Thursday night with #calming #winds and low #temperatures in the 20s.

    Friday morning is #dry with highs staying #cool in the 30s and low 40s. A new storm system brings a breeze and more #snow, #sleet, and #freezingrain by Friday evening, persisting through Saturday.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  4. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 3, 2026:

    A #storm system with #winter-like #precipitation will move out of the #Northland Thursday night with #calming #winds and low #temperatures in the 20s.

    Friday morning is #dry with highs staying #cool in the 30s and low 40s. A new storm system brings a breeze and more #snow, #sleet, and #freezingrain by Friday evening, persisting through Saturday.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  5. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 3, 2026:

    A #storm system with #winter-like #precipitation will move out of the #Northland Thursday night with #calming #winds and low #temperatures in the 20s.

    Friday morning is #dry with highs staying #cool in the 30s and low 40s. A new storm system brings a breeze and more #snow, #sleet, and #freezingrain by Friday evening, persisting through Saturday.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  6. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 3, 2026:

    A #storm system with #winter-like #precipitation will move out of the #Northland Thursday night with #calming #winds and low #temperatures in the 20s.

    Friday morning is #dry with highs staying #cool in the 30s and low 40s. A new storm system brings a breeze and more #snow, #sleet, and #freezingrain by Friday evening, persisting through Saturday.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  7. 5 P.M. #RADAR UPDATE:

    #Showers from a #winter-like #storm system continues to push through the #Northland Thursday evening.

    Most of the #precipitation is #snow, but some #sleet and #freezingrain is mixing with it in northwest #Wisconsin.

    #wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  8. 5 P.M. #RADAR UPDATE:

    #Showers from a #winter-like #storm system continues to push through the #Northland Thursday evening.

    Most of the #precipitation is #snow, but some #sleet and #freezingrain is mixing with it in northwest #Wisconsin.

    #wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  9. 5 P.M. #RADAR UPDATE:

    #Showers from a #winter-like #storm system continues to push through the #Northland Thursday evening.

    Most of the #precipitation is #snow, but some #sleet and #freezingrain is mixing with it in northwest #Wisconsin.

    #wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  10. 5 P.M. #RADAR UPDATE:

    #Showers from a #winter-like #storm system continues to push through the #Northland Thursday evening.

    Most of the #precipitation is #snow, but some #sleet and #freezingrain is mixing with it in northwest #Wisconsin.

    #wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  11. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 2, 2026:

    A strong #storm system will bring #snow #showers into the #Northland Wednesday night, along with strong #winds off #LakeSuperior.

    Thursday will see all snow showers in northeast #Minnesota, with #sleet and #freezingrain mixing in with the snow over northwest #Wisconsin and the #UpperPeninsula.

    #Temperatures hold steady in the 20s and 30s throughout.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  12. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 2, 2026:

    A strong #storm system will bring #snow #showers into the #Northland Wednesday night, along with strong #winds off #LakeSuperior.

    Thursday will see all snow showers in northeast #Minnesota, with #sleet and #freezingrain mixing in with the snow over northwest #Wisconsin and the #UpperPeninsula.

    #Temperatures hold steady in the 20s and 30s throughout.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  13. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 2, 2026:

    A strong #storm system will bring #snow #showers into the #Northland Wednesday night, along with strong #winds off #LakeSuperior.

    Thursday will see all snow showers in northeast #Minnesota, with #sleet and #freezingrain mixing in with the snow over northwest #Wisconsin and the #UpperPeninsula.

    #Temperatures hold steady in the 20s and 30s throughout.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  14. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 2, 2026:

    A strong #storm system will bring #snow #showers into the #Northland Wednesday night, along with strong #winds off #LakeSuperior.

    Thursday will see all snow showers in northeast #Minnesota, with #sleet and #freezingrain mixing in with the snow over northwest #Wisconsin and the #UpperPeninsula.

    #Temperatures hold steady in the 20s and 30s throughout.

    VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather

    #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  15. WINTER STORM SYSTEM #1:

    A strong #winter-like #storm #system will impact the #Northland tonight through Thursday night.

    What will be all #snow in northeast #Minnesota will see #sleet and #freezingrain mix in over northwest #Wisconsin and the #UpperPeninsula.

    It will become tough to get around, so be prepared!

    #wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  16. WINTER STORM SYSTEM #1:

    A strong #winter-like #storm #system will impact the #Northland tonight through Thursday night.

    What will be all #snow in northeast #Minnesota will see #sleet and #freezingrain mix in over northwest #Wisconsin and the #UpperPeninsula.

    It will become tough to get around, so be prepared!

    #wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  17. WINTER STORM SYSTEM #1:

    A strong #winter-like #storm #system will impact the #Northland tonight through Thursday night.

    What will be all #snow in northeast #Minnesota will see #sleet and #freezingrain mix in over northwest #Wisconsin and the #UpperPeninsula.

    It will become tough to get around, so be prepared!

    #wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  18. WINTER STORM SYSTEM #1:

    A strong #winter-like #storm #system will impact the #Northland tonight through Thursday night.

    What will be all #snow in northeast #Minnesota will see #sleet and #freezingrain mix in over northwest #Wisconsin and the #UpperPeninsula.

    It will become tough to get around, so be prepared!

    #wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  19. Consumers Energy gets crews ready for severe weather Tuesday night, Wednesday morning

    JACKSON, Mich. (WNEM) – Consumers Energy is preparing for the freezing rain, thunderstorms and high winds expected to…
    #Energy #consumersenergy #Freezingrain #highwinds #lineworkers #northernmichigan #Thunderstorms #tuesdaynight #wednesdaymorning
    europesays.com/2836511/

  20. I'm hopeful this temperature plot from @merrysky will prove accurate, because it only shows the temp dipping below freezing for a short time.

    The official EnviroCan forecast is for lotsa freezing rain tomorrow.

    #Ottawa #freezingRain #Iceageddon

  21. I'm hopeful this temperature plot from @merrysky will prove accurate, because it only shows the temp dipping below freezing for a short time.

    The official EnviroCan forecast is for lotsa freezing rain tomorrow.

    #Ottawa #freezingRain #Iceageddon

  22. I'm hopeful this temperature plot from @merrysky will prove accurate, because it only shows the temp dipping below freezing for a short time.

    The official EnviroCan forecast is for lotsa freezing rain tomorrow.

    #Ottawa #freezingRain #Iceageddon

  23. I'm hopeful this temperature plot from @merrysky will prove accurate, because it only shows the temp dipping below freezing for a short time.

    The official EnviroCan forecast is for lotsa freezing rain tomorrow.

    #Ottawa #freezingRain #Iceageddon

  24. I'm hopeful this temperature plot from @merrysky will prove accurate, because it only shows the temp dipping below freezing for a short time.

    The official EnviroCan forecast is for lotsa freezing rain tomorrow.

    #Ottawa #freezingRain #Iceageddon

  25. Quite surprised at how fast the #Ottawa #snow has melted, perhaps a savings in #ottcity snow removal costs. But the ugh factor is #freezingrain forecast meaning more #salt dumped on the streets and paths.

  26. Quite surprised at how fast the #Ottawa #snow has melted, perhaps a savings in #ottcity snow removal costs. But the ugh factor is #freezingrain forecast meaning more #salt dumped on the streets and paths.

  27. Word of the week: snowcrete

    I love a good snowfall more than most people probably do, but the five days since this season’s first big snowstorm have served up a wintry mix that I’m not so sure about–at least, from a pedestrian perspective.

    First we had about half a foot of snow fall from Saturday night through Sunday morning, then the snow changed to sleet over that afternoon, then we had some freezing rain overnight, then the temperature hasn’t reached 30 degrees since. Result: That accumulation is now armored under a protective coat of ice anywhere that hasn’t been plowed or shoveled clean or ground down from sufficient foot traffic.

    That hard surface–“snowcrete,” as we now call it–sparkles marvelously in the sun and under streetlights or moonlight, and it’s a huge pain to try to clear. I had to take a shovel, as in the metal gardening kind, to punch through that frozen exoskeleton in our driveway and at a nearby bus stop. Trying to lift too much of it with one of our snow shovels cracked the plastic bracket around its handle, and days later my right shoulder is still sore.

    (My reward for doing that transportation civic duty was not having normal bus service restored until Friday, which was also when I remembered that I’d forgotten to shovel out the stop on the other side of that street.)

    Because so many people have yet to do battle with the snowcrete in front of their abodes and because the snowplows that have now cleared streets for cars left boulder-sized chunks of snow and ice on their edges, getting around on foot has become a dicey proposition. You have to walk slowly to avoid slipping and falling on an icier patch, too many intersections require stepping over or around a snow obstacle course, and boarding a bus can become its own minor adventure.

    D.C. has fallen far enough behind for Mayor Bowser to ask the National Guard servicemembers sent here by President Trump as political props to help clear the snow. The only appropriate response if you see them doing their part: Thank you for your service.

    #blizzard #freezingRain #ice #packedSnow #sleet #snow #snowcrete

  28. Word of the week: snowcrete

    I love a good snowfall more than most people probably do, but the five days since this season’s first big snowstorm have served up a wintry mix that I’m not so sure about–at least, from a pedestrian perspective.

    First we had about half a foot of snow fall from Saturday night through Sunday morning, then the snow changed to sleet over that afternoon, then we had some freezing rain overnight, then the temperature hasn’t reached 30 degrees since. Result: That accumulation is now armored under a protective coat of ice anywhere that hasn’t been plowed or shoveled clean or ground down from sufficient foot traffic.

    That hard surface–“snowcrete,” as we now call it–sparkles marvelously in the sun and under streetlights or moonlight, and it’s a huge pain to try to clear. I had to take a shovel, as in the metal gardening kind, to punch through that frozen exoskeleton in our driveway and at a nearby bus stop. Trying to lift too much of it with one of our snow shovels cracked the plastic bracket around its handle, and days later my right shoulder is still sore.

    (My reward for doing that transportation civic duty was not having normal bus service restored until Friday, which was also when I remembered that I’d forgotten to shovel out the stop on the other side of that street.)

    Because so many people have yet to do battle with the snowcrete in front of their abodes and because the snowplows that have now cleared streets for cars left boulder-sized chunks of snow and ice on their edges, getting around on foot has become a dicey proposition. You have to walk slowly to avoid slipping and falling on an icier patch, too many intersections require stepping over or around a snow obstacle course, and boarding a bus can become its own minor adventure.

    D.C. has fallen far enough behind for Mayor Bowser to ask the National Guard servicemembers sent here by President Trump as political props to help clear the snow. The only appropriate response if you see them doing their part: Thank you for your service.

    #blizzard #freezingRain #ice #packedSnow #sleet #snow #snowcrete

  29. Word of the week: snowcrete

    I love a good snowfall more than most people probably do, but the five days since this season’s first big snowstorm have served up a wintry mix that I’m not so sure about–at least, from a pedestrian perspective.

    First we had about half a foot of snow fall from Saturday night through Sunday morning, then the snow changed to sleet over that afternoon, then we had some freezing rain overnight, then the temperature hasn’t reached 30 degrees since. Result: That accumulation is now armored under a protective coat of ice anywhere that hasn’t been plowed or shoveled clean or ground down from sufficient foot traffic.

    That hard surface–“snowcrete,” as we now call it–sparkles marvelously in the sun and under streetlights or moonlight, and it’s a huge pain to try to clear. I had to take a shovel, as in the metal gardening kind, to punch through that frozen exoskeleton in our driveway and at a nearby bus stop. Trying to lift too much of it with one of our snow shovels cracked the plastic bracket around its handle, and days later my right shoulder is still sore.

    (My reward for doing that transportation civic duty was not having normal bus service restored until Friday, which was also when I remembered that I’d forgotten to shovel out the stop on the other side of that street.)

    Because so many people have yet to do battle with the snowcrete in front of their abodes and because the snowplows that have now cleared streets for cars left boulder-sized chunks of snow and ice on their edges, getting around on foot has become a dicey proposition. You have to walk slowly to avoid slipping and falling on an icier patch, too many intersections require stepping over or around a snow obstacle course, and boarding a bus can become its own minor adventure.

    D.C. has fallen far enough behind for Mayor Bowser to ask the National Guard servicemembers sent here by President Trump as political props to help clear the snow. The only appropriate response if you see them doing their part: Thank you for your service.

    #blizzard #freezingRain #ice #packedSnow #sleet #snow #snowcrete

  30. Word of the week: snowcrete

    I love a good snowfall more than most people probably do, but the five days since this season’s first big snowstorm have served up a wintry mix that I’m not so sure about–at least, from a pedestrian perspective.

    First we had about half a foot of snow fall from Saturday night through Sunday morning, then the snow changed to sleet over that afternoon, then we had some freezing rain overnight, then the temperature hasn’t reached 30 degrees since. Result: That accumulation is now armored under a protective coat of ice anywhere that hasn’t been plowed or shoveled clean or ground down from sufficient foot traffic.

    That hard surface–“snowcrete,” as we now call it–sparkles marvelously in the sun and under streetlights or moonlight, and it’s a huge pain to try to clear. I had to take a shovel, as in the metal gardening kind, to punch through that frozen exoskeleton in our driveway and at a nearby bus stop. Trying to lift too much of it with one of our snow shovels cracked the plastic bracket around its handle, and days later my right shoulder is still sore.

    (My reward for doing that transportation civic duty was not having normal bus service restored until Friday, which was also when I remembered that I’d forgotten to shovel out the stop on the other side of that street.)

    Because so many people have yet to do battle with the snowcrete in front of their abodes and because the snowplows that have now cleared streets for cars left boulder-sized chunks of snow and ice on their edges, getting around on foot has become a dicey proposition. You have to walk slowly to avoid slipping and falling on an icier patch, too many intersections require stepping over or around a snow obstacle course, and boarding a bus can become its own minor adventure.

    D.C. has fallen far enough behind for Mayor Bowser to ask the National Guard servicemembers sent here by President Trump as political props to help clear the snow. The only appropriate response if you see them doing their part: Thank you for your service.

    #blizzard #freezingRain #ice #packedSnow #sleet #snow #snowcrete

  31. Unraveling the Mysteries of the Polar Vortex: A Deep Dive into Severe Winter Storms

    Boston, Jan 26 – A powerful winter storm is sweeping through the U.S., affecting states from Texas…
    #Climate #ClimateChange #Climate-Change #Atmosphericscience #climatechange #Freezingrain #globalwarming #jetstream #polarvortex #precipitation #Severeweather #stratosphere #winterstorm
    europesays.com/2731645/

  32. Raleigh Is Closed – Due To Winter Storm

    Raleigh, North Carolina, is feeling the full impact of a powerful winter storm this weekend, and that has led to serious travel disruptions across the city — including the closure of the Raleigh Beltline (Interstate 440). As sleet, freezing rain, and icy conditions build up on roads throughout Wake County, transportation officials made the call to shut down sections of the city’s ring road for public safety. 

    The storm has brought dangerous travel conditions, ice accumulation, and widespread slick surfaces, prompting local and state leaders to urge residents to stay off the roads unless travel is absolutely essential. In addition to the Beltline closure, multiple accidents and hazardous conditions have been reported across major corridors, underscoring how quickly conditions deteriorated as freezing rain coated surfaces. 

    This severe weather event comes with broader impacts across central North Carolina. A winter storm warning remains in effect through Monday, and the City of Raleigh has declared a state of emergency, warning of continued ice, power outages, and treacherous travel as the storm progresses. 

    Officials continue to monitor conditions and will reopen roads only when it is safe to do so. For now, the safety message remains the same: Stay home, stay warm, and avoid travel if possible.

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    #FreezingRain #IcyConditions #PublicSafety #RaleighWeather #Sleet #TravelAdvice #TravelDisruption #WinterStorm #CityOfRaleigh #News #WinterStorm

  33. Raleigh Is Closed – Due To Winter Storm

    Raleigh, North Carolina, is feeling the full impact of a powerful winter storm this weekend, and that has led to serious travel disruptions across the city — including the closure of the Raleigh Beltline (Interstate 440). As sleet, freezing rain, and icy conditions build up on roads throughout Wake County, transportation officials made the call to shut down sections of the city’s ring road for public safety. 

    The storm has brought dangerous travel conditions, ice accumulation, and widespread slick surfaces, prompting local and state leaders to urge residents to stay off the roads unless travel is absolutely essential. In addition to the Beltline closure, multiple accidents and hazardous conditions have been reported across major corridors, underscoring how quickly conditions deteriorated as freezing rain coated surfaces. 

    This severe weather event comes with broader impacts across central North Carolina. A winter storm warning remains in effect through Monday, and the City of Raleigh has declared a state of emergency, warning of continued ice, power outages, and treacherous travel as the storm progresses. 

    Officials continue to monitor conditions and will reopen roads only when it is safe to do so. For now, the safety message remains the same: Stay home, stay warm, and avoid travel if possible.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.

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    #FreezingRain #IcyConditions #PublicSafety #RaleighWeather #Sleet #TravelAdvice #TravelDisruption #WinterStorm #CityOfRaleigh #News #WinterStorm

  34. Heavy snow and crippling ice spread across U.S., causing flight cancellations and power outages

    A major winter storm has left more than 230,000 customers without power and resulted in the cancellation of…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #ALEXWROBLEWSKI #America #FreezingRain #frigidtemperatures #heavysnow #UnitedStatesofAmerica #WinterStorm
    newsbeep.com/us/428829/

  35. I have arrived at my mom's out of an abundance of caution. The storm will arrive much later tonight than they had predicted, increasing our chances for sleet, and decreasing our chances for ice. Sleet is great, not necessarily for roads or bridges, but it bounces past power lines and trees, leaving them alone.

    Our friends in other areas will not be so lucky. We need to be mindful of that.

    There is nothing to do here, but I have my tablet for games, you folx in my phone, and I've brought along books: poetry, narrative nonfiction, and horror, as one does. #US #USWx #WinterStorm #Fern #IceStorm #FreezingRain

  36. Heavy snow, crippling ice and frigid temperatures forecast to hit more than 2 dozen states this weekend

    A major winter storm is forecast to bring heavy snow, sleet, freezing rain and frigid temperatures to a…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #America #ChristianMurdock #coloradosprings #FreezingRain #frigidtemperatures #heavysnow #TheGazette #UnitedStatesofAmerica #WinterStorm
    newsbeep.com/us/425738/

  37. there's a huge winter storm coming to north America (foot of snow, inch of freezing rain scale), going on for days

    sounds really scary, major impacts are forecast.
    it's gonna get brutal!
    stay safe and warm if you can.
    thinking of you

    Ryan Hall's forecast:
    m.youtube.com/watch?v=jd2M9FCI

    #storm #weather #snow #freezingRain

  38. #NorthCarolina- The Warming Shelter #WilmingtonNC to reopen ahead of #extremeCold weather

    WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - "The Warming Shelter in Wilmington will reopen Saturday, Jan. 24, for a planned seven-night operation due to extreme cold temperatures and predicted #FreezingRain.

    "The all-volunteer overnight shelter is seeking additional help and support for the extended hours, announced shelter officials in a Facebook post.

    "The shelter welcomes up to 125 people. Drugs, alcohol and weapons are not allowed on-site. The shelter operates entirely through volunteer efforts and relies on community donations for supplies and financial support.

    "Volunteers can sign up using the link here, and the organization maintains an Amazon wish list for those wanted to donate items.

    "Financial donations are accepted through the shelter’s website.

    The shelter is located at 401 Grace St."

    wect.com/2026/01/22/warming-sh

    @bob @newsbot

    #ArcticBlast #EmergencyShelters

  39. #NorthCarolina- The Warming Shelter #WilmingtonNC to reopen ahead of #extremeCold weather

    WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - "The Warming Shelter in Wilmington will reopen Saturday, Jan. 24, for a planned seven-night operation due to extreme cold temperatures and predicted #FreezingRain.

    "The all-volunteer overnight shelter is seeking additional help and support for the extended hours, announced shelter officials in a Facebook post.

    "The shelter welcomes up to 125 people. Drugs, alcohol and weapons are not allowed on-site. The shelter operates entirely through volunteer efforts and relies on community donations for supplies and financial support.

    "Volunteers can sign up using the link here, and the organization maintains an Amazon wish list for those wanted to donate items.

    "Financial donations are accepted through the shelter’s website.

    The shelter is located at 401 Grace St."

    wect.com/2026/01/22/warming-sh

    @bob @newsbot

    #ArcticBlast #EmergencyShelters

  40. #NorthCarolina- The Warming Shelter #WilmingtonNC to reopen ahead of #extremeCold weather

    WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - "The Warming Shelter in Wilmington will reopen Saturday, Jan. 24, for a planned seven-night operation due to extreme cold temperatures and predicted #FreezingRain.

    "The all-volunteer overnight shelter is seeking additional help and support for the extended hours, announced shelter officials in a Facebook post.

    "The shelter welcomes up to 125 people. Drugs, alcohol and weapons are not allowed on-site. The shelter operates entirely through volunteer efforts and relies on community donations for supplies and financial support.

    "Volunteers can sign up using the link here, and the organization maintains an Amazon wish list for those wanted to donate items.

    "Financial donations are accepted through the shelter’s website.

    The shelter is located at 401 Grace St."

    wect.com/2026/01/22/warming-sh

    @bob @newsbot

    #ArcticBlast #EmergencyShelters

  41. #NorthCarolina- The Warming Shelter #WilmingtonNC to reopen ahead of #extremeCold weather

    WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - "The Warming Shelter in Wilmington will reopen Saturday, Jan. 24, for a planned seven-night operation due to extreme cold temperatures and predicted #FreezingRain.

    "The all-volunteer overnight shelter is seeking additional help and support for the extended hours, announced shelter officials in a Facebook post.

    "The shelter welcomes up to 125 people. Drugs, alcohol and weapons are not allowed on-site. The shelter operates entirely through volunteer efforts and relies on community donations for supplies and financial support.

    "Volunteers can sign up using the link here, and the organization maintains an Amazon wish list for those wanted to donate items.

    "Financial donations are accepted through the shelter’s website.

    The shelter is located at 401 Grace St."

    wect.com/2026/01/22/warming-sh

    @bob @newsbot

    #ArcticBlast #EmergencyShelters