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First Alert Forecast: tranquil and warmer, next fall front a long way off
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Sprawling high pressure will bring a sunny, warming week to the Cape Fear as high lunar tides ease. Perfect weather to tackle an early fall project!. In the tropics: no Carolina threats this week. An area of low pressure now tagged Invest 91L will stay several hundred miles east of Bermuda and holds a medium chance of development. Fay or its remnants will slink through the central subtropical Atlantic, and Gonzalo has fizzled off Africa’s west coast.
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NCDEQ seeking public feedback on flood plans for Cape Fear and White Oak river basins
State environmental officials are seeking public feedback on two draft flood resilience plans targeting the Cape Fear and White Oak river basins.
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First Alert Forecast: cool winds to perfectly fit fall’s first days
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Fall’s officially here and, appropriately, your First Alert Forecast opens with several days with temps maxing in the 70s. Nights will gravitate toward the 60s and 50s; Friday, Saturday, and Sunday mornings ought to be coolest. In the tropics: Fay has become a tropical depression...
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Your First Alert Forecast for Fri. evening Sep. 18, 2026
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First Alert Forecast: fallish feels for now, summer heat to return
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - High pressure will bring crisp, fallish midweek temps with 80s for daily maxes and 60s for morning lows. Summery 90s look to mix back in for the weekend. Autumn officially arrives next Tuesday, September 22 at 8:04 p.m. For yet another day, the Atlantic’s tropical weather...
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First Alert Forecast: Monday heat, midweek cooldown
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Enjoy a puff of crisp north breezes with cooler 80s for highs and 60s for lows Tuesday through Thursday. The Cape Fear’s final official summer weekend continues to trend toasty, including one or more 90+ opportunities. There are low odds for tropical storm formation east...
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Your First Alert Forecast for Sun. evening Sep. 13, 2026
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NWS: EF-0 tornado in Sneads Ferry traveled 1.6 miles
An EF-0 tornado that hit Sneads Ferry on Sept. 5 had peak winds of 85 mph and traveled about 1.6 miles, according to the National Weather Service. The tornado touched down around 6:41 p.m. and lifted about six minutes later. Its path was up to 50 yards wide. The National...
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Wilmington townhome complex flooded after heavy rain
WILMINGTON, N.C. — A Wilmington townhome complex remained flooded Monday after receiving about 6 inches of rain Sunday night, with residents using kayaks to get around the property. Photos sent to WWAY show residents kayaking through Harbor Station Townhomes as standing water covered roads and common areas. Residents say...
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Ogden neighbors on edge as heavy rain floods collapsed cut-through
OGDEN, N.C. — The sound of rushing water filled Dove Field Drive Sunday night as heavy rain sent water surging through a collapsed cut-through connecting the Ogden and Murrayville communities. Neighbors say the flooding has become a growing concern, particularly for homes near the creek, and they worry the...