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Country Herald

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Virginia Thanksgiving: 'Micro Blizzards' Could Hit Roanoke, VA

Thanksgiving travelers should prepare for unexpected whiteouts, icy pavement and rapidly changing visibility across Virginia.

Roanoke, VA · 9h

Country Herald

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North Carolina Freeze Watch: Lows Near 30° Saturday, Nov 14

Raleigh, NC – Temperatures could plunge to 30 degrees across parts of central North Carolina early Saturday, threatening gardens, sensitive plants and exposed outdoor plumbing. A newly issued Freeze Watch covers 14 counties, including the Greensboro, Winston-Salem and Durham areas.

North Carolina · 1d

Country Herald

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Virginia Weather Alert Today: Wind Chills in 20s, Gusts 25 MPH

Canadian cold air pushes mountain wind chills into the 20s as gusts reach 25 mph Friday and Saturday.

Blacksburg, VA · 1d

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High Country could see first snow of season

The High Country could see its first snowfall of the season this weekend. National Weather Service meteorologists said Ashe and Watauga counties could see some hazardous weather starting Friday morning, with gusty winds and snow showers in the forecast. Some areas could get as much as three inches of snow.

Watauga County, NC · 1d

Country Herald

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Southwest Virginia Weather: Cold Weekend Brings Highs Near 34°

Temperatures remain up to 20 degrees below seasonal averages west of the Blue Ridge through Sunday.

Virginia · 7h

Country Herald

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Raleigh, NC Freeze Warning: 26° Possible Sunday, November 15

Freeze warnings expand across central North Carolina as temperatures could fall to 26 degrees Sunday.

Raleigh, NC · 1d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Will NC get a snowy winter? Here's what one state forecast says

The question isn’t whether this year’s winter will have an El Niño pattern. It’s a matter of whether it will be the strongest on record. “The consequences for North Carolina are plentiful, with a pattern change in the cards that could ease our long-running drought, but that could also see more frequent flooding, erosion and coastal overwash ,” according to the North Carolina Climate Office’s winter outlook. A record El Niño puts North Carolina “in uncharted waters,” but it’s likely the state will see more rain and precipitation, with some of the past strongest El Niños producing some of North Carolina’s wettest winters. But that doesn’t necessarily mean snow. “For one, thanks to broader warming trends in our climate, consistently cool weather has been hard to come by in recent years,” according to the Climate Office’s outlook. “In fact, 13 of our past 15 winters have been warmer than the 20th-century average.” The State Climate Office is forecasting “overall above-normal temperatures” and “fewer wintry events and less snowfall.” Snow lovers in western North Carolina may have the best chances of “big snow events.” “From the Triad and Charlotte eastward, the chances of significant snow are lower , and wintry events

North Carolina · 2d

FOX Carolina

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Snow spotted in parts of western NC

Jackson County, NC · 1d

Country Herald

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North Carolina Snow Alert Tonight: Up to 6 Inches Possible

First snowfall targets the Smokies as higher elevations face accumulating snow through Saturday.

North Carolina · 2d

Charlotte Observer

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NC's first snow of the season reaches the mountains. See these social media posts

The first snow of the season has reached western North Carolina, where as much as 4 inches might fall at higher elevations, the National Weather Service says. Snow showers began in the middle of the night near the Tennessee state line, and forecasters expect accumulation to be no more than an inch at lower elevations in the mountains. “Another round of snow can be expected this afternoon into tonight,” the National Weather Service said Friday. MORE : What to expect in Charlotte this weekend Social media began documenting the snow overnight. Here are some of the posts that appeared on Facebook early Friday. Good morning! We have ~2” of snow with snow still falling! It’s a beautiful sight! ❄️😍 📍Grandmother Mountain, NC https://t.co/n7K0697EUF — Henry Burton (@HenryWX) November 13, 2026 Winter has arrived in Linville, NC! Portions of the North Carolina mountains will continue to see snow showers through tonight. Photo Credit: @andytomsphoto #ncwx https://t.co/BLH9BRQtmi — NWS GSP (@NWSGSP) November 13, 2026

North Carolina · 1d

WECT

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Your First Alert Forecast for Fri. evening Nov. 13, 2026

Wilmington, NC · 22h

Country Herald

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North Carolina Thanksgiving: 'Micro Blizzards' Could Hit Boone, NC

Sudden snow squalls can turn I-40, I-26 and Blue Ridge mountain highways into dangerous travel corridors within minutes.

Boone, NC · 9h

WTKR News 3

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First Warning Forecast: Chilly weekend, wind chill values as low as the mid 20s

Virginia · 20h

Charlotte Stories

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First Snow of the Season Blankets North Carolina Mountain Towns Near Charlotte

Parts of North Carolina’s mountains woke up under a fresh blanket of snow Friday morning, bringing an early taste of winter just a few hours from Charlotte. Snow began falling Thursday afternoon on Beech Mountain before spreading across the High Country overnight. By sunrise Friday, rooftops, trees and lawns around Banner Elk were coated in white.

Charlotte, NC · 1d

WITN

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Frosty tonight with a freeze coming by Sunday morning

North Carolina · 16h

FOX8 News

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Expect chilly Saturday in Piedmont Triad

(WGHP) — Dry air at the surface will make it hard for any moisture in the sky to make it to the ground although it’ll look like it’s supposed to raining at times this afternoon and evening. Mostly cloudy skies this evening with a very low chance for light, spotty showers. Temperatures will be cold […]

High Point, NC · 20h

Raleigh News & Observer

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How to help prevent pipes from freezing during NC's upcoming cold snap

Most of North Carolina will see its first freeze this weekend with temperatures dropping to the 30s and 20s in some locations. Weather officials are warning residents to protect plants, drain hoses and protect exposed pipes to prevent problems during the cold. Here’s what you need to know about how to prepare your home: How can you keep your pipes from freezing? Think back to your elementary school science lessons. Water freezes at 32 degrees, expanding by about 9%. When water freezes in your home’s pipes it expands, capable of causing a number of problems including cracks that can then cause flooding. Pipes can freeze at 32 degrees, but insulated pipes don’t start freezing until the temperatures reach the 20s. The American Red Cross recommends the following to protect pipes from freezing: Drain water from swimming pool and water sprinkler supply lines. Do not use antifreeze because it’s dangerous to wildlife and the environment. Remove, drain and store hoses outdoors and close valves supplying outdoor hose bibs (the outdoor water faucet where a hose is attached). Add insulation to attics, basements and crawl spaces, which will help maintain higher temperatures. Keep garage doors closed if there are water supply lines

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Charlotte Observer

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4-inches of snow, 50 mph gusts, 15-degree lows forecast in parts of NC mountains

The impact of a cold front on North Carolina’s higher elevations continues to worsen, with forecasters calling for more snow, lower temperatures and more powerful wind gusts. Forecasters initially expected “the season’s first snow” would be no more than an inch along the NC-Tennessee state line, but it’s now suspected up to 4 inches could fall in areas like northern Swain County. “If moisture ends up lingering longer over these areas, they can expect an uptick in snow amounts,” the National Weather Service says. The bigger concern will be the bitter cold and wind gusts starting Thursday night, forecasters say. Gusts of 40 to 50 mph are possible along ridge tops Friday and Saturday, resulting in very cold wind chills when “parts of the mountains will drop into the 12 to 20F degree range,” the NWS says. Temperatures could feel as low as 10 degrees west of Boone, making frostbite and hypothermia possible for those who venture out with exposed skin, forecasters say. “Highs from Friday through early next week are also expected to remain below normal for mid-November,” NWS forecasters say. The cold front will stretch from one end of the state to the other on Sunday, with lows

North Carolina · 3d

Country Herald

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North Carolina Weather Update: 10 Tornadoes Confirmed in One Day

Seven tornadoes struck within 85 minutes as powerful storms swept central North Carolina.

North Carolina · 1d

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Dangerous Freeze Watch Issued for 33 Counties in Virginia and North Carolina as Temperatures Are About to Plummet

A Freeze Watch is in effect for 33 counties in Virginia and North Carolina as temperatures could fall to 30 degrees. The watch runs from late Friday night through Saturday morning, according to bulletins from NWS Wakefield and NWS Raleigh. Counties under the watch. In Virginia (17): Richmond, Brunswick, Dinwiddie,...

North Carolina · 2d