Lingering impacts from Winter Storm Grayson have caused school closures for Friday, January 5. Chapel Hill – Carrboro City Schools will be closed to students and staff on Friday. Chatham County Schools will be closed to...
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When the forecast shifted Wednesday evening to put Orange County further into the pathway of...
Read MoreA cold snap has accompanied the start of the 2018 calendar year in our community. Temperatures are not projected to rise above freezing on Tuesday and may not rise above 40 degrees until next week. This stretch is causing local...
Read MoreTemperatures are expected to drop into the mid-20s overnight from Tuesday into Wednesday. And it will feel much colder than that thanks to a frigid wind chill. These temperatures are highlighting a need at local shelters as they...
Read More****UPDATE: NWS officials upgraded Orange County from a Winter Weather Advisory to a Winter Storm Warning on Friday afternoon. The warning is in effect until 4 p.m. Saturday.**** A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Orange...
Read MoreIn planning for the coming weekend, Chapel Hill residents should be prepared for rapidly dropping temperatures and a considerable chance of snow and freezing rain. In a surprising shift, seeing as Chapel Hill’s high temperatures...
Read MoreThe Northern Durham Campus of Durham Tech will close at noon on Tuesday due to flooding road conditions. Heavy rain has been falling across the Triangle for the better part of three days, and the North Carolina Department of...
Read MoreThe 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...
Read MoreLocal residents will experience an early test from Old Man Winter to round out this week. Temperatures on Thursday are not expected to rise above 40 degrees and overnight temperatures heading into Friday are projected to drop...
Read MoreHurricane Matthew isn’t expected to do much damage to Orange County, but officials say it’s best to be prepared either way.
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