Wintry Weather Alert Small Risk of Snow and Ice on Friday
A wintry weather alert has been issued for Friday, December 5, 2025. The forecast indicates a small risk of snow and ice, primarily affecting specific regions.
Key Weather Information
The most significant threat is expected in the early morning hours. From 4 AM to 9 AM, extreme western Pitt and Martin Counties may experience a rain-snow mix.
Forecast Details
- Timeframe: 4 AM – 9 AM on Friday
- Location: Extreme western Pitt and Martin Counties
- Precipitation Type: Rain/snow mix is anticipated
- Accumulation: Minimal, with no significant impact expected
The forecast suggests that in the worst-case scenario, there could be a brief transition to all snow. This could result in a light dusting on elevated surfaces and grassy areas. However, the likelihood of measurable accumulation is low.
Confidence Levels
There is a moderate confidence level of 30-50% that wintry precipitation will occur. Meanwhile, meteorologists are confident that there will be little to no impact from the forecasted weather.
Looking Ahead
Light precipitation may persist into the weekend due to colder air masses. However, predictions for significant wintry weather remain uncertain, with low confidence in these developments.
Residents in the affected areas should remain alert but expect only minimal winter weather impacts on Friday.
