Potential Tropical Cyclone #8: Power outages, steady rain Monday night in central NC
Off-and-on heavy rain and wind gusts between 25 and 35 mph is likely into Monday evening in the Triangle, and flooding, ...
Potential Tropical Cyclone 8 dumps more than 20 inches of rain on Carolina Beach
We're still seeing the lingering impacts of Potential Tropical Cyclone #8 Tuesday morning. Thousands remain without power ...
State of Emergency declared for coastal counties: Potential Tropical Cyclone 8 dumps more than 20 inches of rain on Carolina Beach
Carolina Beach received more than 20 inches of rain since Sunday night, resulting in life-threatening flooding and a historic ...
State of Emergency declared for NC coast as PTC 8 prompts more than 100 water rescues, dozens of evacuations
Carolina Beach received more than 20 inches of rain since Sunday night, resulting in life-threatening flooding and a historic ...
At the coast: 18+ inches of rain at Carolina Beach, roads washed away, people on cars
More than 18 inches of rain fell Monday in areas along North Carolina's southern coast, prompting life-threatening flooding ...
Brazil drought punishes coffee farms and threatens to push prices even higher
Silvio Almeida’s coffee plantation sits at an ideal altitude on a Brazilian hillside, whose clay-rich soil does well at ...
Potential Tropical Cyclone #8: Central NC faces power outages, school delays, and heavy rain
North Carolina on Monday is feeling the effects of Potential Tropical Cyclone #8, which formed Sunday in the Atlantic.
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Potential Tropical Cyclone #8: Power outages, steady rain Monday night in central NC
Monday is a WRAL Weather Alert Day as Potential Tropical ... in Raleigh's City Plaza can act like a wind tunnel, and WRAL News crews witnessed people having to lean into the wind or cling to ...
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Potential Tropical Cyclone #8: Central NC faces power outages, school delays, and heavy rain
Monday is a WRAL Weather Alert Day as Potential Tropical ... in Raleigh's City Plaza can act like a wind tunnel, and WRAL News crews witnessed people having to lean into the wind or cling to ...
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Ask the Meteorologist: Why did Monday's storm never get a name?
At the same time, we’re also now in an age when the quickness of a stock weather app on a phone takes precedence over the two minutes it may take to watch a local forecast, be it on TV, the WRAL News ...
Raleigh now at third wettest year to date on record after coastal low moves through
The recent rain makes 2024 the third wettest year to date on record in Raleigh with 42.89 inches observed so far. We only saw more rain in 1996 (44.82 inches) and 1998 (43.75 inches) as of Sept. 16.