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Heavy Downpours, Gusty Winds, and Isolated Severe Storms Return to Charlotte, Raleigh, Fayetteville, and Wilmington Friday as Cold Front Crosses the State

RALEIGH, N.C. — Rain and storm chances are finally returning to central and eastern North Carolina on Friday, November 6. A cold front moving through the state will bring scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms. Some storms could bring heavy rain at times. An isolated severe risk will be in place from about 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., mainly from Raleigh east toward the beaches.

Raleigh, NC · 11h
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Brief Tornado Possible Across Norfolk, the Outer Banks, Greenville, Fayetteville, Wilmington and Florence as Storms Sweep Eastern North Carolina and Southeast Virginia With a 2 Percent Risk

GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA — A brief tornado can’t be ruled out across eastern North Carolina and southeast Virginia on Friday, November 6. A cold front pushing toward the Atlantic coast is bringing showers and thunderstorms to the region. The latest tornado risk outlook, updated early Thursday, shows a 2 percent chance of a tornado within 25 miles of any point. The risk area runs from Norfolk and the Outer Banks south through Elizabeth City, Greenville, Fayetteville and Wilmington, and into northeast South Carolina near Florence. The overall threat is low, but residents should stay weather aware through the day.

North Carolina · 23h
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Tracking severe storm risk Friday afternoon

A strong cold front remains on target to move into Eastern NC Friday afternoon and evening. Thunderstorms ahead of and along the front will have the fuel necessary to turn severe and produce damaging wind gusts. Due to this severe storm potential, we have declared Friday a First Alert Weather Day.

Greenville, NC · 10h
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First Alert Forecast: timing shower and storm chances, falling temps

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Thursday will feature a balmy high near 80 and a 20% shower chance. For Friday, just ahead of a cold front and amid another muggy 80 or so, your First Alert Forecast develops a higher 60% rain chance; baked in is a small chance for a strong to severe storm cell between 10 and 6. Following the front, seize your gorgeous Cape Fear weekend with dry skies, crisp days in the 70s to 60s, and chilly nights in the 50s to 40s.

Wilmington, NC · 1d
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Cooling waters raise concerns for manatees along North Carolina coast

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — While air temperatures may still feel warm, water temperatures are beginning to drop across North Carolina, putting manatees at risk for cold stress. Experts say now is an important time for the public to keep an eye out for the marine mammals, which frequently visit North Carolina waters during the summer months. As temperatures cool, manatees can develop serious health complications from prolonged exposure to cold water. In some cases, cold stress can even be fatal.

North Carolina · 15h

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Carolina Weather Alert: Morning Fog, Rain Chances Near I-95

Drivers across the coastal Carolinas face reduced visibility before temperatures climb into the 80s.

Wilmington, NC · 1d

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Drought gets worse across the East

The Drought Monitor update for November 5th showed drought conditions expanded in many areas. Our extreme drought status now includes portions of Bertie and Hertford counties. Counties such as Greene and Wayne have also been upgraded to extreme status. Severe drought conditions now include most of Bertie, Duplin, Edgecombe, Martin,...

Bertie County, NC · 1d

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Organizers and vendors scramble after coastal storms impact OBX festivals

For a week leading up to the planned Oct. 17 Outer Banks Seafood Festival, Hunter Romeo prepared an inventory of CBD products to sell at a booth representing his company, Carolina Hemp Supply, with hemp grown on a farm he operates in Creswell. But a day before the festival, he learned the event was canceled due to the potential severity of a coastal storm set to hit the Outer Banks the following day.

Creswell, NC · 21h

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Brush fire contained in 30 minutes near Hookerton

Which fire department assisted in containing the Hookerton brush fire?. What equipment did fire crews use to contain the Hookerton fire?. Fire crews helped Hookerton Fire & EMS contain a large brush fire Tuesday afternoon, according to the Snow Hill Rural Fire Department. Crews assisted with a brush unit and...

Hookerton, NC · 1d

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Comfortable start to the week

If you’ve been pulling out the sweaters, you may want to keep them handy but not too far from the closet. After a breezy, cooler-feeling start to November, Eastern NC is heading for a big midweek warm-up. Today and tonight: A strong area of high pressure to our north...

Greenville, NC · 4d

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As drought conditions worsen, Jacksonville is experiencing its driest start to fall in 24 years

Jacksonville is experiencing its driest start to fall in 24 years, as drought conditions worsen across eastern North Carolina. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor, released Thursday, shows drought continuing across the region. Greenville and surrounding Pitt County have been dealing with moderate to severe drought, while New Bern and Craven...

Jacksonville, NC · 7d

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Cold front tonight brings a breezy, cooler Halloween

Enjoy the warmth this afternoon. Sunshine has temperatures near 80 inland and in the 70s along the coast. A dry backdoor cold front moves through tonight and changes the feel of the weekend. The front won’t bring any rain. Instead, a push of northeast wind drops temperatures back to near...

Greenville, NC · 6d

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Restoration begins on Croatan forest recreation sites damaged by Hurricane Florence

CRAVEN COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) — Restoration work is underway on four Croatan National Forest recreation sites along the Neuse River damaged by Hurricane Florence in 2018. The Neuse River Recreation Sites Project covers Siddie Fields, Pine Cliff, Flanners Beach and Fishers Landing. Siddie Fields is first, getting a new restroom, wider parking, safer beach access, new picnic sites, and a pavilion.

Craven County, NC · 10d

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New Bern, NC Weather: 26-Degree Low and Record Cold Mark November 2025

November 2025 brought unusually dry weather and a 26-degree low ahead of the 2026 season.

New Bern, NC · 13d

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WATERS summit: storm resiliency isn't a political debate, but a human issue

State and federal leaders are turning their focus to flood prevention following a climate conference in eastern North Carolina. Republican Congressmen David Rouzer and Greg Murphy hosted the fifth annual WATERS Summit in Greenville, drawing more than 175 experts and public officials. Murphy emphasized that storm resiliency isn't a political...

Greenville, NC · 15d

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NWS: Nor'easter expected to bring land and marine impacts to into this week

Nor'easter expected to bring land and marine impacts to into this week.

Kinston, NC · 18d

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19th-century Trenton church restored after hurricanes

TRENTON, N.C. (WITN) - A church built in 1899 that sat abandoned on Market Street in Trenton since 2016 is getting another life. After Hurricane Florence, the Town of Trenton bought the Disciples of Christ Church in 2019 for $10,000. Two hurricanes had damaged the church. Nearly $400,000 in Hurricane...

Trenton, NC · 20d

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Four Neuse River recreation sites to close during Hurricane Florence restoration work

NEW BERN, Craven County — Several recreation sites along the Neuse River are closing as the U.S. Forest Service begins restoration work related to Hurricane Florence. Craven County Commissioner Hunt says construction will start at Siddy Fields, followed by Pine Cliff, Flanners Beach and Fishers Landing. Visitors are asked to stay off the properties while work is underway because entering active construction areas could be unsafe.

Craven County, NC · 21d

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19th-century Trenton church restored after hurricanes

19th-century Trenton church restored after hurricanes.

Trenton, NC · 20d

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Tropical development possible over the next few days

Greenville, NC · 19d