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WTKR News 3

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First Warning Forecast: Increasing temperatures and rain chances this week

North Carolina · 7d

Country Herald

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North Carolina Weather Outlook: Warm First Half of November Favored in Charlotte

Highs rise from 67 Sunday to 76 Tuesday and 77 Wednesday-Thursday before staying mild Friday.

Charlotte, NC · 8d

FOX Carolina

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Looking ahead to election day forecast, First Alert Weather Days beyond

Lawrence County, TN · 7d

WITN

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Comfortable start to the week

North Carolina · 7d

wcti12.com

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Study finds bacteria and elevated lead in some WNC homes after Helene, prompting filters

What type of contamination was found in water samples from WNC homes?. Why did Hurricane Helene lead to unsafe drinking water in WNC?. BUNCOMBE AND MITCHELL COUNTIES — A partnership involving N.C. State University has helped install water filters in Western North Carolina homes affected by Hurricane Helene. The...

North Carolina · 10d

WTKR News 3

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First Warning Forecast: Dry stretch continues to start to November

North Carolina · 8d

Charlotte Observer

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Key US midterm states could see Election Day storms. What about North Carolina?

Severe storms on Election Day could be an issue for a large chunk of the country, but Carolinians won’t be able to use that as an excuse for not going to the polls Tuesday. Fact is, the weather will be perfect across North Carolina, with highs in the 70s, lows in the 50s and no rain. This includes Asheville, Charlotte, Raleigh and even Morehead City on the coast. The main weather threat for the nation is “ thunderstorms from the Southwest into the central United States,” according to AccuWeather. So will candidates need to worry in those states? Apparently not much, experts say. The impact of rain on voter turnout amounts to around 1% , based on data collected in North Carolina during three U.S. presidential elections. The report was published in 2024 in ScienceDirect. “While I find that rainfall continues to slightly dampen turnout overall, the results suggest that the negative effects on in-person Election Day voting are partially offset by increased use of alternate voting methods,” wrote the study’s data curator Nick Turner. “These methods, including mail voting and early/absentee voting, allow voters to cast their ballots while avoiding the costs of heading to the polling place in

North Carolina · 11d

FOX8 News

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Mostly cloudy skies over the weekend; return to sunshine on Tuesday in Triad

PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. — Mostly cloudy skies are helping create a spooky atmosphere across the Piedmont Triad on Halloween night. Temperatures gradually fall through the 50s Saturday evening and into the upper 40s by Sunday morning. Don’t forget the clock turns back an hour at 2 a.m. Sunday as daylight saving time ends and those […]

High Point, NC · 8d

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Lake Townsend Water Levels Extremely Low Amidst Drought

Through the droughts in North Carolina only progressing to more severe milestones, the impact to the entire community of Greensboro is massive. Lake Townsend is a clear catalyst of this. Lake Townsend is a large lake within the city that has recently felt the effects of drought with the water level 6 feet below what it should be at normally, according to WFMY News 2.

Greensboro, NC · 11d

WECT

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Your First Alert Forecast for Tue. evening Oct. 31, 2026

North Carolina · 8d

Raleigh News & Observer

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King tides flood NC's coastal roads, signaling dangers of sea level rise

North Carolina’s embattled coast was once again awash with floodwaters this week — not from a hurricane or a nor’easter, but from a king tide, a cyclical weather event during which high tides reach abnormally high levels. King tides are driven by the gravitational pull of the moon as it reaches perigee, the point in the moon’s orbit when it’s closest to Earth. These tides are most common during a new moon, or in the case of this week’s tides, a full moon. As a result, North Carolina’s Outer Banks and Crystal Coast saw water wash onto roads this week, according to Rohan Jain, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Newport office. “The tides will be improving and coming down in the coming days here, but we’re no stranger to king tides in Eastern North Carolina,” Jain said. “Fall into winter is when we tend to see them, and with how low-lying some of our areas are, we’re definitely no stranger to them.” This week has been far from the highest king tides North Carolina has seen, though other parts of the country were hit with record flooding this week as a result of these tides. The tides peaked

North Carolina · 9d

Country Herald

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Eastern NC Weather Tonight Oct 31: Temps Drop to 56° by 9 PM

Halloween trick-or-treaters across eastern North Carolina face a 10-degree evening cooldown.

Newport, NC · 8d

FOX8 News

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Expect chilly Halloween weekend in Piedmont Triad

(WGHP) — A cold front will bring seasonal temperatures to the Piedmont Triad this weekend. Cooler air and clouds will move in behind a cold front. That means Saturday will be mostly cloudy with lows in the upper 40s and highs in the middle 60s. Sunday, mostly cloudy with lows in the upper 40s and […]

High Point, NC · 9d

Country Herald

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Raleigh, NC Weather Tonight: Temperatures Fall After Sunset Oct 31

RALEIGH, NC – Halloween celebrations across central North Carolina are expected to enjoy pleasant weather Saturday, Oct. 31, with afternoon sunshine and temperatures in the 60s before cooler conditions arrive tonight.

Raleigh, NC · 9d

Raleigh News & Observer

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King tides, frat search, Waymo update: Your N&O headlines today

From coastal flooding and a fraternity police search to a major state park expansion and the future of self-driving taxis in North Carolina, here’s what News & Observer readers need to know on Oct. 30. King tides swamp the coast. North Carolina’s Outer Banks and Crystal Coast saw roads wash over this week as king tides — driven by the full moon’s gravitational pull — peaked Monday through Thursday. Officials say the flooding is a reminder of the region’s growing vulnerability to sea level rise, which is projected to climb one foot by 2050. Read more: King tides flood NC’s coastal roads, signaling dangers of sea level rise Police search Sigma Nu house. NC State campus police executed a search warrant Friday at the Sigma Nu fraternity house as part of a criminal hazing investigation. The university received an anonymous report this month alleging that “an unspecified fraternity” was hazing members with date rape drugs. Sigma Nu is currently suspended from campus. Read more: NC State’s Sigma Nu frat house searched by police amid hazing investigation State park is now NC’s second largest. Lumber River State Park in Robeson County is now North Carolina’s second-largest state park after the state

North Carolina · 9d

Country Herald

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North Carolina Winter 2026-27 Weather Awareness: 5 Car Snow Risks

From Charlotte to Raleigh and Asheville, five vehicle problems could leave drivers stranded.

North Carolina · 10d

FOX8 News

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Seasonal temperatures and dry conditions take us through the weekend in Triad

PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — Friday will be a very warm day. But this weekend will be cooler, with seasonal temperatures. Mostly sunny and very warm on Friday. Morning temperatures will be in the upper 40s to lower 50s.  Afternoon highs will be in the upper 70s to lower 80s. The record high at the […]

Greensboro, NC · 10d

FOX8 News

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High to reach 80 degrees on Friday in the Triad

PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — Starting this Friday morning with temperatures ranging from the mid-to-upper 40s to the low 50s. You’ll want a light jacket this morning, but you won’t need one by the afternoon as temperatures reach the upper 70s and low 80s.   For Friday night football, we’ll see temperatures fall from the low […]

High Point, NC · 10d

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May-Like Warmth Up to 84 Degrees Hits North Carolina Including Fayetteville, Raleigh, and Charlotte With Isolated Morning Fog Before a Cooler Halloween Weekend

NORTH CAROLINA — Temperatures heat up even more across North Carolina on Friday, with highs reaching the 70s and low 80s for most areas. The warmth will feel more like May than the final days of October, with partly to mostly sunny skies and light north winds of 3 to 10 mph. Isolated fog is possible in the east early, but the day will stay tranquil before cooler temperatures arrive for Halloween.

North Carolina · 9d