Weather stories in Raleigh–Durham

Strong winds and high surf continue to pose risks to the Outer Banks, with waves washing over damaged sections of N.C. 12. Weather forecasts indicate that these conditions will persist into next week, following a recent storm that caused significant erosion.

Central North Carolina is set for a cool, dry, and sunny weekend with temperatures in the 60s and clear skies. This pleasant weather is expected to last through Halloween, with chilly mornings and nights.

Central North Carolina will experience a drop in temperatures this weekend, with highs in the 60s and continued sunny weather. Rain is not expected for at least another week, leading to chilly mornings and nights.

Central North Carolina is experiencing ideal fall weather characterized by abundant sunshine, mild temperatures, and refreshing mornings. This pleasant weather pattern is expected to continue, providing a great opportunity for outdoor activities.

Subtropical Storm Josephine has formed off the East Coast, marking the 10th named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. The National Hurricane Center indicates that the storm could strengthen in the coming hours due to changing weather conditions.

Central North Carolina is experiencing a stretch of clear skies and comfortable fall-like temperatures, with highs in the lower 70s. Residents are advised to dress warmly for evening outings, especially at events like the NC State Fair.

A slow-moving nor'easter is targeting the Mid-Atlantic coast this October, prompting preparations for potential impacts. Residents are advised to stay informed as the storm approaches.

Central North Carolina is set to experience warmer temperatures this week, with highs reaching the low 70s and clear skies. While this pleasant weather is ideal for outdoor activities like the fair, it raises concerns about the ongoing drought in the region.

Central North Carolina is experiencing typical fall weather with cool mornings and sunny afternoons. The region is expected to see increasing fall foliage color as it approaches peak color season in early November.

Central North Carolina is experiencing typical fall weather with cool mornings and sunny afternoons. As October progresses, residents can expect increasing fall foliage color, peaking around early November.

Hurricane Trudy, a Category 2 storm, is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Mexico's Pacific coast, with warnings of flooding and mudslides. The storm is expected to move away from the coast soon, but risks remain due to saturated ground from previous storms.

A powerful Nor'easter storm with 60 mph winds and 15+ foot waves forced Hatteras Island officials to order visitors to evacuate. As travelers rushed to leave Ocracoke Island, a wild wave struck a ferry, damaging an SUV's windshield.

A Nor'easter is set to impact the North Carolina coast this weekend, while the mountains received their first snowfall of the season. The highest elevations experienced winter conditions from Friday night into Saturday morning.

A storm is impacting the North Carolina coast, particularly the Outer Banks, prompting Dare County to declare a state of emergency and order evacuations. This follows recent flooding from a similar storm just weeks prior.

Hatteras Island is facing another storm just weeks after a major Nor'easter caused significant damage. A state of emergency has been declared, and a mandatory evacuation order for visitors is now in effect.

A strong cold front has moved through central North Carolina, bringing colder temperatures and rain this weekend. While it won't be a complete washout, residents should prepare for the coldest air of the season.

A state of emergency has been declared for Hatteras Island, prompting a mandatory evacuation for visitors due to an impending coastal storm. The evacuation order, effective from 8 p.m. Friday, affects several villages and is in response to forecasts of significant coastal flooding and road closures.

A strong cold front is set to move through central North Carolina, ending the recent summer-like warmth. Rain is expected Friday night into Saturday morning as colder air takes over the region.

Central North Carolina is experiencing unseasonably warm temperatures, with highs reaching the mid-80s. Record highs are anticipated later this week, potentially exceeding previous records set this year.

Central North Carolina experienced a tornado outbreak with 14 warnings issued on Sunday, despite Hurricane Isaias being over 300 miles away. Up to 9 tornadoes are confirmed as the storm system moved through the region.

The National Weather Service is conducting surveys to confirm damage from tornadoes in central North Carolina after a severe weather outbreak. Preliminary ratings indicate multiple tornadoes, with final results expected later this week.