UPDATE: Western North Carolina under a winter weather advisory Wednesday and Thursday, says the NWS
The NWS Greenville-Spartanburg SC issued a winter weather advisory at 3:30 a.m. on Tuesday valid from Wednesday 6 a.m. until ...
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Western North Carolina still needs all the help it can get, Roy Williams says
Roy Williams, a Western North Carolina native and Hall of Fame basketball coach at UNC-Chapel Hill, says his home region ...
Wintry weather returns this week. Here's a breakdown of what to expect
Temperatures will fall back into the teens Wednesday night, freezing up whatever falls and/or melts Wednesday. Another good ...
How much snow could we get? What to expect in North Carolina and the Piedmont Triad
THIS BEGINS THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT FOR FOLKS IN THE MOUNTAINS, ABOUT 1 A.M. FOR SOME OF THOSE WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES TO GO INTO EFFECT, WE COULD SEE SNOW AND SLEET DEVELOP. FOR A LOT OF FOLKS ACROSS ...
Skiing tourism keeps western NC economy afloat after Helene
UNC Media Hub reporter Sophie Watson speaks with Appalachian Ski Mountain co-owner Brenda Speckmann and Boone business owner Mindy Coatney about how skiing tourism is keeping western North Carolina's ...
Arctic air sweeping south over Plains shatters record temperatures in North Dakota
The biggest batch of record-setting cold temperatures are likely to hit early Thursday and Friday, Orrison said. But North ...
Deadlines extended for FEMA and Disaster Unemployment Assistance for residents impacted by Helene
Application deadlines have been extended to March for FEMA and Disaster Unemployment Assistance. Applying for aid now can ...
What are snow models projecting in North Carolina on Wednesday?
Once again, the Raleigh area is in the middle of the rain-snow line for the winter weather system that is headed this way.
Some models raise snowfall levels in central NC but still uncertain over rain/snow line
A run of snow models late Tuesday afternoon shows a slight increase in snow totals from Monday. But, the rain/snow line is ...
More mixed mess, less snow: How climate change is altering NC’s winter storms
Raleigh’s winters are warming, with snowfall down 36% in 30 years. Despite recent storms, fewer cold nights and more mixed precipitation signal a shift toward shorter, milder winters.