Good Wednesday afternoon to everyone, winter weather continues to impact the Carolina region as a storm system has now transitioned to off the South Carolina Coastline. A weak low in the Gulf Coast Region slid east and delivered some light snow this morning. It was enough to produce a trace to 1/2 inch of snowContinue reading “(2/19/25, 3 pm): Winter Weather continues for Eastern Carolinas, black ice possible Thursday morning locally”
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(2/18/25, 9 am): Winter Precipation expected Wednesday, final call map
Good Tuesday morning to everyone, we are waking up to a cold morning across the region with temperatures in the 20’s and lower 30’s. Today’s weather will feature an increase of clouds as the next storm system to the west moves in late tonight. You can see on the first visible satellite images of theContinue reading “(2/18/25, 9 am): Winter Precipation expected Wednesday, final call map”
2/17/25, 11 am): Winter Weather expected Wednesday, first call on snow amounts
Good Monday morning, we continue to monitor the potential of winter weather across the region for Wednesday. For today, we are going to have some really nice weather but it is chilly as high pressure has settled in across the Carolinas. As of 11 am Monday morning, we have updated our graphics in regards toContinue reading “2/17/25, 11 am): Winter Weather expected Wednesday, first call on snow amounts”
(2/16/25, 3 pm): Winter Storm appears likely for Wednesday
A complex weather pattern continues to evolve here in the Eastern US and players on the table are coming together to produce winter weather later this week. A look at the water vapor image this afternoon indicates the cold front that moved across the region this morning. Colder air is moving southeast thanks in partContinue reading “(2/16/25, 3 pm): Winter Storm appears likely for Wednesday”
Winter Weather Threat Midweek: A Complex Setup for the Carolinas
A dynamic and potentially significant winter storm is taking shape for the Foothills and Western North Carolina, with impacts expected midweek. Before we get there, a strong cold front will usher in a period of high winds and much colder temperatures. Here’s what to expect over the next several days: Sunday: Strong Cold Front MovesContinue reading “Winter Weather Threat Midweek: A Complex Setup for the Carolinas”
Unsettled Weather Could Lead To Instances of Flash Flooding Mid Week
This upcoming week is shaping up to be the wettest since the remnants of Hurricane Helene impacted the region. While the flooding risks are not expected to be as widespread or severe, the potential for flash flooding will increase by Wednesday afternoon as a stalled frontal boundary fuels heavy rainfall across the western North CarolinaContinue reading “Unsettled Weather Could Lead To Instances of Flash Flooding Mid Week”
10-Day Weather Discussion for the Foothills of NC
A period of active weather is ahead for the Foothills, with increasing chances of rain and the potential for flooding midweek. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect over the next ten days. Weekend Outlook (Saturday-Sunday, Feb 10-11) The weekend starts off relatively calm, with partly cloudy skies and only a slight chance of isolatedContinue reading “10-Day Weather Discussion for the Foothills of NC”
Cold Weather to relax toward normal to end January
Good Wednesday afternoon to everyone, The first three weeks of 2025 has been dominated by a cold weather pattern for a large portion of the United States including here in North Carolina. The coldest of the weather is here as we speak but the good news is that we look to be on the wayContinue reading “Cold Weather to relax toward normal to end January”
(1/19/25, 12:30 pm): Arctic Cold Wave moves in tonight, Flurries possible Tuesday Night
Good Sunday afternoon, We continue to monitor the next cold blast that moves in tonight bringing well below normal temperatures through a large chunk of this week. The leading edge of the arctic blast is now approaching the Southern Appalachians. Temperatures late this afternoon will begin to fall east of the mountains while snow showersContinue reading “(1/19/25, 12:30 pm): Arctic Cold Wave moves in tonight, Flurries possible Tuesday Night”
Strong Cold Wave moving in the next 24 hours, high impact winter storm for Eastern Carolinas late Tuesday
Good Saturday evening to everyone, A major arctic blast that we have been talking about all week is on the way for the Eastern US and its going to set up the likelihood for a winter storm for some parts of the country that normally receives a snowfall once every couple decades. The impacts hereContinue reading “Strong Cold Wave moving in the next 24 hours, high impact winter storm for Eastern Carolinas late Tuesday”