On March 12, 1993, the “Storm of the Century” hit the Atlantic Coast. Also known as the Blizzard of ‘93, the storm dropped snow as far south as parts of Louisiana and Mississippi to ...

Sunday is our Alert Day, but it will also not be a washout. The timing of the line of storms will likely be in the afternoon and evening. The line of storms will impact all of central North Carolina.

The Triad storm stretch will continue through the weekend, but the weekend weather will be far less pleasant. Rain chances ...

North Carolina is bracing for another winter storm. The storm is expected to have a significant impact on North Carolina and Virginia this week. Get the latest forecast updates on the winter ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- The third winter storm that moved through central North Carolina on Wednesday, Feb. 19 brought everything from snow to sleet to freezing rain. It also led to dangerous ...

North Carolina and the southern Delmarva Peninsula. Winter storm watches and warnings are in effect through Thursday for central and southern Virginia and central and eastern North Carolina.

Weather Impact Alert Day for Sunday morning through early afternoon ...

Some states are expecting up to 12 inches, with snowfall rates as high as 2 inches at times, making travel "very difficult." ...

We're expecting scattered snow to begin Wednesday ... likely to remain. The storm has trended toward lighter amounts for our area with more moisture for eastern North Carolina and less for western ...

Here’s everything to know about super cold weather and winter storms headed our way: forecasts, power outages, closings, snow cameras, winter prep, safety and more. North Carolina’s third ...

Things settle down overnight, leaving the Cape Fear region calmer and cooler to start the work week. Fayetteville may see some lingering showers, with a high of about 65 on Monday. The region will be ...

THAT MEANS LESS OF AN IMPACT, BUT STILL AN IMPACT BECAUSE IT’S SNOW IN NORTH CAROLINA. WINTER STORM WARNINGS A LITTLE FARTHER TO THE NORTH AND TO THE EAST FOR MORE SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS AND MORE ...