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While many streets in an around Winston-Salem remained icy and treacherous Tuesday, forecasters say more wintry weather is likely for later this week.

The Triad faces its third significant snowfall of January with the potential for 2-5 inches Friday.

Above-freezing temperatures Monday aided crews as they worked to clear snow and ice from roads in the Winston-Salem area, but potentially treacherous conditions remain in some places.

After its third warmest December ever and a New Year’s Day record high, the Triad has been hit hard by winters delayed arrival.

While many streets in an around Winston-Salem remained icy and treacherous Tuesday, forecasters say more wintry weather is likely for later this week.

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Significant snowfalls in the Triad are expected to become increasingly rare as the regions winters continue to grow warmer, climate experts say.

More snow and the potential for freezing rain are possible over the weekend in the Triad as a weather system blows into the region from Canada, according to forecasters.

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The Triad has already experienced a nearly 60-degree range of temperatures in January. Is that making us sick?