Orange County Between Rain and Freezing Rain Thursday PM
Daylight saving time switches over this weekend, but we’re not relieved of winter yet.
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Closings, Cancellations, and Delays – Updated 3/4, 9:45 a.m.
Due to the winter weather, schools are taking the necessary steps to assure their students and staff are safe.
Read MoreVery Cold Temperatures To Remain Until Midday
National Weather Service Meteorologist Gail Hartfield says it’s going to take a while to thaw out after temperatures plummeted into the teens.
Read MoreCold Front To Bring Frozen Precipitation
National Weather Service Senior Forecaster Scott Sharp says once the cold front moves through the Triangle between 7:00 and 7:30 Monday morning, we should expect rain to switch to sleet at about midday.
Read MoreThawing Temperatures On Their Way
National Weather Service meteorologist Kathleen Carroll says the forecast is clear of frozen precipitation–at least in the near future–and temperatures are projected to be in the 40s Friday.
Read MoreOC Emergency Services Says 911 Calls Have Decreased Since Wed’s Overload
ORANGE COUNTY – Jim Groves, Director of Orange County Emergency Services, said Thursday evening that the number of 911 calls had lessened compared to Wednesday when the first wave of this winter weather was pounding Orange...
Read MoreInclement Weather Announcements – Updated 8:30 a.m. 2/15
Due to inclement weather, schools, businesses, and organizations are closed.
Read MoreChecking In With Your Community
Duke Energy Spokesperson Megan Musgrave https://chapelboroaudio.s3.amazonaws.com/2014/02/13/snow%20update%20duke%20MEGAN%20MUSGRAVE%20edited.mp3 Chapel Hill Transit Director Brian Litchfield...
Read MoreThe Calm Between The Storms, 1 To 3 Inches Of Snow Still To Come
National Weather Service meteorologist Scott Sharp says not to get overconfident during the lull in the storm Thursday morning. More winter weather is on its way.
Read MoreSix Inches Of Snow Already, And It’s Not Over
NWS meteorologist Nick Petro says he expects as much as a half-inch of ice accumulation overnight.
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