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Wednesday, January 28, 2026
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Jan 28's Weather Clouds HI: 35 LOW: 30 Full Forecast (powered by OpenWeather) |
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National Weather Service projects a 40-50 percent chance of snow in the mountains and greater probability in the western Piedmont. [NWS]
Although the chance of snow this weekend in the Hendersonville area is gradually increasing, forecasters emphasized on Wednesday that the weather system track is highly uncertain and that confidence in any snowfall projections remains low.
"There has been a steady trend in forecast guidance over the past 24 hours toward a snowier scenario, especially for the North Carolina Piedmont/I-77 corridor," the National Weather Service said in a Wednesday morning update. "However, due to the nature of this system, additional swings in forecast guidance between snowier and drier scenarios are to be expected over the next day or so. It is still too early to provide a explicit snowfall forecast for this event."
Far more certain is the temperature. Thanks to a strong arctic front, it's going to remain very cold, meaning ice left over from Sunday's storm is likely to stick around, especially in shady areas. The low Saturday night is expected to drop to 7 degrees.
"Temperatures across portions of the area are likely to remain continuously below freezing from Friday evening until at least Monday afternoon," the NWS warned. "As this period of unusually cold weather prolongs, the potential for damage to infrastructure, including burst water pipes will steadily increase."
Henderson County has a 40-50 percent chance of getting 2 inches of snow or more, forecasters said.
Here's the NWS forecast: