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Road hazards, flight cancellations and closures are mounting as a winter storm moves through the Piedmont and High Country.

The Triad is bracing for what could be one of its most significant snowfalls in years.

The second winter storm in two weeks will likely bring more snow to the Piedmont and gale-force winds to the coast.

City officials say road crews have cleared nearly all priority routes and are gearing up for what’s next.

Sleet and snowfall accumulations overnight remain manageable in the Piedmont and High Country, but freezing rain could complicate things for area commuters and airline operators.

Winston-Salem city officials said initial snowfall has not caused an uptick in car accidents or 911 calls.

The Guilford County Sheriff’s Office says a child died following a sledding accident Saturday.

The Triad got its first dusting of snow before the official start of winter this year, but meteorologists say that’s not necessarily an indicator of a harsh season ahead.

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For the third time in as many weeks, winter weather is on its way to the Triad. A winter weather advisory is already in effect for the High Country. In…