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National Oceanic and Atmospheric/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration via APRivers overflowed their banks and some low-water crossings were inundated as Hurricane Isaias swept through western North Carolina. But forecasters say flooding was nowhere near the scale of Helene.
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La Niña climate pattern has brought extreme drought conditions to 67 of North Carolina's 100 counties. National Weather Service meteorologist Andrew Kren says there's a chance for a wetter end to the month of May. -
The drought that began in August continues in North Carolina, where roughly 70% of the state is experiencing severe drought conditions. Raleigh and Statesville are among a handful of cities that are currently enforcing water restrictions. -
The hottest temperatures are expected Wednesday through Saturday, reaching up to 90 degrees. -
Severe thunderstorms and expected windy conditions have prompted school closures across the Triad. -
The Piedmont's most recent snowstorm left some WFDD listeners wondering how forecasters are able to give accurate snowfall totals. Find out on this edition of Carolina Curious. -
Some school districts are reporting closures or remote learning due to winter weather conditions impacting the region. -
Freezing rain and snow could create slick spots overnight, but forecasters say temperatures are expected to rise above freezing Thursday, limiting lingering problems. -
Some school districts are reporting closures or remote learning due to winter weather conditions impacting the region.
