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Local News | Weather | Sports | Lifestyles | Entertainment | Health Team Local News Wake Deputies Help Elderly During Heat Wave Rabbit Dies, Man Charged With Animal Cruelty Wake County Commissioners Vote on School Land Purchases Wake Cuts 4 Magnet School Programs Neighbors to Celebrate National Night Out Ex-Director In Wake Schools Fraud Scheme Loses Appeal Missing Water, Sewer Bills Found Spring Lake Hires Town Manager 3 Area Towns Among Fastest-Growing Suburbs Sierra Club Says Raleigh Is 'Cool City' Authorities: Shooting Suspect Committed Suicide Heat Harms Crops, Farm Workers Safety Improvements OK'd for Capital Boulevard School Bus Leaves 6-Year-Old Far From Home Wake Forest Water Lines May Go Into Franklin County Raleigh Vehicle Fee Raised $5 Morganton Road Bridge to be Replaced 'Public Living Room' to Feature Retail, Fountains Development to Preserve Historic Raleigh Homes State Trooper Defends His Credibility Bio-fuel Efforts Are Creeping Ahead in 1st Gear Rifles Lengthen Arm of Law in Garner Weather Heat Wave Breaking Records WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : Hurricane names for 2008 include Bertha and Edouard. Can they be used twice (infinitely?) the T.S. before FRAN was Edouard. Edouard soaked the ground which made the winds/rain from FRAN worse. Hurricane Bertha was a BIG deal "back in the day". What happened? WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : Can you point me to a web site that would give normal daily high and low temps for October in Central NC? WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : What is the general time line between a tropical wave off of the coast of Africa and a hurricane hitting land in the Carolinas? My guess is 10 to 14 days. More Intense Heat on the Way for Wednesday Sports Lifestyles Bill Leslie's Carolina Conversations : Golden Summers My Girl Hoot (1993-2007) Entertainment Health Team Study: Under-Insured Kids May Not Receive Newer Vaccines