Raleigh: Snow and sleet likely before 10 p.m. Friday, then snow and sleet possibly mixed with freezing rain through the night into Saturday morning. Precipitation is expected to stop by around 10 a.m. Saturday, followed by clearing skies and a high around 44 degrees.

Central North Carolina hasn’t had measurable snow in about three years, but that’s expected to change Friday into Saturday. At Town & Country Hardware in Raleigh, sleds, ice m

Claudia Sheinbaum chided Trump on Wednesday for claiming her nation was run by drug cartels and proposing that the Gulf of Mexico—as its been named since the 17th century—be renamed the “Gulf of America.

However, the track and timing of the storm still have forecasters uncertain of whether the system will produce mostly snow or a combination of snow, sleet and freezing rain. As of Wednesday afternoon,