Source: Lance King / GettyNorth Carolina is once again under a state of emergency as the Triangle prepares for a second round of winter weather, marking the second consecutive weekend impacted by a major storm. Josh Stein visited a North Carolina Department of Transportation facility in Raleigh alongside state leaders from NCDOT, state emergency management, and the North Carolina National Guard. Another winter storm is expected to move into parts of central North Carolina this weekend, with forecasters suggesting snow will be the primary concern rather than ice. Current projections indicate 4 to 7 inches of snow could fall across much of central North Carolina, with some areas potentially seeing 6 to 10 inches if conditions align. With bitter cold expected to follow the storm, any snow that falls may linger into next week, creating prolonged travel hazards across the region.