Very Cold Temperatures To Remain Until Midday

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.

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.

Another winter storm is heading for the Triangle, but its severity is still unknown.

A blast of colder air is expected to move into Central North Carolina Tuesday night. As this cold air replaces the warmer temperatures of today, there is also a storm system moving toward our state from the Northwest bringing with it the chance of some precipitation.

Forecasters are calling for 4-8 inches of snow to hit the Triangle this weekend, just a week after the ice of Winter Storm Fern.

The National Winter Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Orange County and Chatham County, as well as other counties in the region, for the upcoming days. Rainy weather is expected to turn to snow flurries over the course of Thursday, February 20, according to the department. By Thursday night, snow fall and […]

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for Orange and neighboring counties in response to projected snowfall across central North Carolina. The warning will remain in effect from Friday evening to Saturday evening, with three to five inches of snow accumulation possible in the Triangle area during that time. Kirby Saunders, the emergency management […]

The potential for high winds and post-storm flooding is just as worrisome as the rain itself.

Another dose of winter weather is on tap before spring officially arrives, but just how bad with this round be?

National Weather Service Meteorologist Gail Hartfield says it's going to take a while to thaw out after temperatures plummeted into the teens.