Special Weather Statement issued January 6 at 7:22PM EST by NWS Raleigh NC
While breezy conditions and drier air moving into the area will dry the water from the roads in most spots, places where rainfall drains onto or across the road, along with the common larger puddles that take a while to dry up after it rains, may freeze overnight and present a risk for isolated patches of black ice overnight and for the Tuesday morning commute.
Motorists across central North Carolina should be alert for isolated patches of black ice overnight and through the Tuesday morning commute. Slow down, give yourself extra travel time, and if you see any wet spots on the road, it's best to assume those spots may be icy. The temperature is expected to climb above freezing by 10 AM Tuesday morning for areas south and east of Raleigh, and by 11 AM Tuesday morning for places from Raleigh north and west.

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