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Hickory, Statesville, Salisbury and Morganton face frost conditions from midnight to 9 a.m. Sunday.
Friday temperatures could struggle to reach 60 degrees, with overnight lows falling into the lower 30s.
(WGHP) — Clear skies and high pressure dominating our weather pattern on Sunday mean we’ll see temperatures drop quickly through the evening. We’ll be in the low to mid 50s by 8 p.m. Overnight temperatures drop into the upper 30s and low 40s. A few areas of patchy frost are possible Monday morning. A frost […]
NORTH GEORGIA — A cold front is expected to arrive in North Georgia late Thursday, followed by a strong push of cold air on Friday, November 13. Accumulating snow still looks likely in the higher elevations of the Great Smoky Mountains, where some spots could pick up 5 to 9 inches. The latest European model also shows a few snow flurries possible in the northeast Georgia mountains Friday night, followed by a few chilly days before temperatures moderate.
Severe storms swept through North Carolina today, ending about two weeks of little rain. The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings for Bladen and Wayne counties, while central North Carolina dealt with flash flooding and crashes. What happened in Bladen County?. The weather service issued an updated tornado warning at...
A Frost Advisory is in effect for 11 counties in the North Carolina Piedmont and foothills as temperatures fall as low as 34 degrees early Monday. The National Weather Service in Greenville-Spartanburg says the advisory runs from midnight tonight to 9 AM EST Monday, Nov. 9. Where the advisory is...
Upcoming Cold Weather with Strong Winds Expected Next Week
Asheville and the surrounding Western North Carolina region woke to rain this morning, Thursday, Nov. 5, but the National Weather Service expects slightly more pleasant conditions this weekend. Light rain was reported early in the morning on Nov. 5 throughout Asheville by the weather service. Now, patchy fog is expected to clear after 11 a.m., leading into partly sunny weather forecast for the rest of the day with a daytime high of about 76 degrees that will drop to a low of 50 overnight, accompanied by mostly cloudy weather. Despite the somewhat gray day, things are expected to lighten up this weekend. But the weather service has also predicted some very cold temperatures two nights in a row. Here's everything we know heading into the weekend. Will it be a rainy weekend in Western NC? Asheville? As of Thursday, Nov. 5, in Asheville, the weather service does not expect a rainy weekend despite some light rain and clouds this morning. Partly cloudy weather is the closest the area is expected to get all weekend, on Friday night. Will it freeze this weekend in Western NC? Asheville? Though rain isn't expected, very cold temperatures are in Western N.C. In the Asheville
WVLT News at 6:30pm Sunday - clipped version
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Forecast models are hinting at the first mountain snow of the season for the southern and central Appalachians next Friday and Saturday, November 13 and 14. This is early pattern spotting, and nothing is set in stone yet. The timing lines up with when the region usually sees its first northwest flow snow event. The same cold air could also bring the first freeze to areas outside the mountains.
North Carolina's drought continues to worsen, with parts of Wake County now in extreme drought. The areas shown in red below are in extreme drought, according to the latest drought status report released on Thursday, Nov. 5. According to WRAL meteorologist Grant Skinner, the drought has worsened since the last...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — After two recent major repairs to N.C. 12 and many delays over the years accessing the Outer Banks, renewed attention is focused on improving the key road frequently damaged by high surf. The focus is on one area of N.C. 12 that was washed away — and repaired — twice in […]
Overnight refreezing can turn highways, bridges and mountain roads into dangerous driving hazards.
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.
A sunny start gives way to Thursday rain chances and a sharp cooldown across the Charlotte metro.
Dare and Currituck counties are back in severe drought, part of a worsening pattern across northeastern North Carolina and the Outer Banks just over three months after the region became the first part of the state to emerge from a nearly yearlong drought. The assessment released Thursday, shows severe drought...
NORTH CAROLINA — Next Saturday and Sunday mornings could be the coldest of the season so far across western North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina, northeast Georgia, and East Tennessee. A widespread frost and freeze is possible, even outside the mountains, with mountain lows dropping into the mid 20s. A few snowflakes could also fly in the higher elevations as November arrives with very November-like weather.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA — A brief tornado or two cannot be ruled out on Friday, November 6, 2026, across parts of eastern North Carolina, southeast Virginia and northeast South Carolina, from Florence and Raleigh to Norfolk. Storms are expected to fire up late morning to midday before weakening or...
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA — Talk of a possible East Coast storm, and even snow, is spreading online as forecast models show a powerful system near the Southeast around Friday night into Saturday, November 13 and 14. The European AI model (AIFS) shows a deep upper-level low centered near north Georgia and the western Carolinas. Several of its runs also show low pressure forming along the Mid-Atlantic or Carolina coast. Forecasters say people should not buy the “snow dump” forecasts circulating on social media yet. The storm is still about a week away, and the model runs disagree on where the low will track and how strong it will be. The best advice for now is to keep monitoring.
