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Virginia Snow: Richmond, Roanoke Could See 20 Inches From 1

One inch of moisture can produce 5, 10 or even 20 inches of snow depending on atmospheric conditions.

Richmond, VA · 3d

FOX8 News

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1-4 inches of snow expected in North Carolina mountains on Friday

PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — Two cold fronts are crossing the Piedmont today.  The first is bringing showers to the early morning commute, and the second will usher in breezy, cool weather for the rest of the day. Winds will increase today, reaching 10-15 mph with wind gusts up to 30 mph. Most of the day, we […]

North Carolina · 1d

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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 · 12h

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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

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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 · 5h

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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 · 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 · 1d

WVLT

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New rain and snow timing

Tennessee · 1d

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Snow in WNC: School closing, mountain snowfall expected

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Snow showers were showing up on radar across the mountains early Friday, with some of the highest peaks along the Tennessee border potentially picking up several inches before the weekend is over. And while most of the accumulation is expected to stay in the higher...

Asheville, NC · 10h

13News Now

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FORECAST: Weekend freeze threat follows sharp drop in temperatures

Williamsburg, VA · 20h

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Dangerous Frost Advisory Issued for 40 Counties in North Carolina as Temperatures Drop Sharply

A Frost Advisory is in effect for 40 counties in North Carolina as temperatures fall into the mid 30s early Tuesday. The National Weather Service says frost could harm sensitive outdoor vegetation, and plants left uncovered may be killed. Central North Carolina. NWS Raleigh issued the advisory for 27 counties...

North Carolina · 4d

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Freezing temperatures, snow at higher elevations coming to western North Carolina

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The coldest air of the season and the first accumulating snow at higher elevations are expected by the end of this week. A powerful cold front will plow through western North Carolina, with temperatures starting to drop Thursday, bottoming out around freezing by Friday morning.

Asheville, NC · 3d

FOX Carolina

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Arctic chill arrives Friday night, bringing frost to the region

Greenville, SC · 10h

FOX8 News

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Cold front to roll through Piedmont Triad Thursday

(WGHP) — A strong cold front will end our above normal temperature streak. Our strong cold front will move across the state during the day Thursday. We could have a few sprinkles or showers on Thursday morning with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Look for a mix of sun and clouds during the […]

High Point, NC · 2d

WTKR News 3

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First Warning Forecast: Cooler & breezy as we head into the weekend

James City County, VA · 11h

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Several Inches of Snow Possible for Boone, Banner Elk, Beech Mountain, and the Smokies Friday Into Saturday as Strong Cold Front Arrives

BOONE, N.C. — Snow lovers in the North Carolina mountains are in for a treat later this week. A strong cold front will sweep through the state Thursday into Friday, bringing the coldest air of the season statewide. Behind the front, gusty northwest winds will set up a classic northwest flow snow event across the higher elevations. Accumulating snow is expected mainly above 2,500 feet, with the best totals above 3,500 feet.

Boone, NC · 2d

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Your First Alert Forecast for Thu. evening Nov. 12, 2026

Wilmington, NC · 23h

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First Accumulating Snow of the Season Brings 3 to 6 Inches to North Carolina Mountains Including Boone, Banner Elk, and Mount Mitchell

NORTH CAROLINA — The first accumulating snowfall of the season is underway for the highest elevations of the North Carolina mountains. Areas above 4,200 feet along the North Carolina and Tennessee border could see 3 to 6 inches or more, with bursts of snow on and off through Saturday morning. A strong cold front moving through the state is setting the stage for the coldest air of the season so far.

North Carolina · 16h

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First Alert Forecast: mild winds to soon turn colder

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Southeast North Carolina saw another very mild day with highs deep into the 70s on Thursday. Following a cold front, chillier northerlies will introduce 60s Friday, 40s Friday night, 50s Saturday, and 30s Saturday night. Don’t be surprised if some frost greets you first thing Sunday and, for that matter, when you get back to work and school Monday. Inland locations could see lows at or below freezing on Sunday or Monday morning. Have your heavier layers handy, and a care plan for your sensitive pets and plants!

North Carolina · 1d

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 · 2d