Snow (or sleet) in the forecast again for Raleigh & central NC next week. Here’s when
In the latest episode of Be Careful What You Wish For, forecasters say there is a new chance of snow, sleet or freezing rain ...
UPDATE: Winter weather advisory previously issued will expire at 7 a.m., says the NWS
On Tuesday at 10:33 a.m. an updated winter weather advisory was issued by the NWS Raleigh NC in effect until Wednesday at 7 a ...
Northern snow-sleet mix risk in North Carolina early Tuesday
Rain begins as soon as Monday morning in central NC with the risk of a wintry mix very late Monday night and into Tuesday, ...
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Raleigh Braces for Mixed Precipitation and Flood Risks as NWS Forecasts Steady Rainfall
The Raleigh NWS forecasts mixed precipitation, with rain, sleet, and potential urban and creek flooding. Snow and sleet ...
Winter weather advisory remains for parts of central North Carolina
The National Weather Service in Raleigh has issued a winter weather advisory for a few counties in central North Carolina.
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Raleigh Braces for Chilly Rains and Possible Wintry Mix as NWS Forecasts Weather Shift
Raleigh faces light rain and fog with a high of 47°F and a chilly evening ahead; mixed precipitation expected Tuesday.
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Triad braces for wintry mix as winter-weather advisory issued for Forsyth and Guilford counties
The National Weather Service in Raleigh issues a winter-weather advisory for the Triad as wintry mix of weather might cause ...
North Carolina legislators fleshing out details on $500M in additional Hurricane Helene relief
North Carolina state officials reported that Helene damaged 74,000 homes and thousands of miles in both state-maintained and ...
Ask the Meteorologist: Why is Tuesday's winter storm mostly a swing-and-a-miss in central North Carolina?
Temperature profiles, along with a recent stretch of warmth, are bailing most of us out from the worst of Tuesday's winter ...
AI in weather photos poses greater concern 11 years after Raleigh's 'Snowpocalypse'
Snow began falling at a rate of roughly an inch-per-hour around noon in the Triangle – which is exceptionally heavy for our area. This prompted schools to dismiss early. As people tried to get home ...