Raleigh, NC (WTVD) – Winter weather forecast is in effect until 9 a.m. in most parts of central North Carolina

That advice was the last breath of a winter storm that left some snow and ice across the state on Sunday. Storm Caused hundreds of car accidents Power swept away thousands of people.

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The worst power outage in North Carolina was in the Sandals. There were still more than 10,000 people in Moore County on Monday morning.

Icy roads are blamed for the crash that killed two people on I-95 in Nash County. Latron ran off Williams Road and collided with several trees Sunday, NC Highway Patrol said. He and his passenger Katie Janta were killed in the crash.

NCDOT continues to work on improving road conditions, but some thin spots are still possible. In fact, ABC 11 traffic tracker Kim Deaner has been following several crashes around the triangle. Tune in to ABC11 for live updates.

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Temperatures will be cool but mostly above Monday. However, it will be a windy day, with winds of up to 10 mph and gusts of up to 20 mph.

It makes it feel like it’s about 10 degrees colder than it actually is outside.

Full forecast

Temperatures will rise to 50 on Wednesday. The cool breeze of the season moves through Friday, bringing with it the possibility of some snowfall. Stay tuned to ABC11’s first warning weather team this week, with Friday’s snow forecast becoming even clearer.