wralweather: The forecast this evening is looking good if you plan to grill or eat outside at a restaurant. Mostly cloudy with t… https://t.co/BCmpoXNeDi — Sat 3:43 p.m.
wralweather: The forecast this evening is looking good if you plan to grill or eat outside at a restaurant. Mostly cloudy with t… https://t.co/BCmpoXNeDi — Sat 3:43 p.m.
Pockets of mist, drizzle and light rain will linger around this morning. Fog will clear out and we could see a few breaks in the clouds this afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 70s. Coming up on WRAL, I'll... Read More
Pockets of mist, drizzle and light rain will linger around this morning. Fog will clear out and we could see a few breaks in the clouds this afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 70s. Coming up on WRAL, I'll show you when another cool down will roll in.
Pockets of mist, drizzle and light rain will linger around this morning. Fog will clear out and we could see a few breaks in the clouds this afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 70s. Coming up on WRAL, I'll... Read More
Pockets of mist, drizzle and light rain will linger around this morning. Fog will clear out and we could see a few breaks in the clouds this afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 70s. Coming up on WRAL, I'll show you when another cool down will roll in.
Pockets of mist, drizzle and light rain will linger around this morning. Fog will clear out and we could see a few breaks in the clouds this afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 70s. Coming up on WRAL, I'll... Read More
Pockets of mist, drizzle and light rain will linger around this morning. Fog will clear out and we could see a few breaks in the clouds this afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 70s. Coming up on WRAL, I'll show you when another cool down will roll in.
Severe storms moved through last night. Areas including Apex and Morrisville saw hen egg size hail. What did you see in your neighborhood? Send me those pictures.
Severe storms moved through last night. Areas including Apex and Morrisville saw hen egg size hail. What did you see in your neighborhood? Send me those pictures.
Severe storms moved through last night. Areas including Apex and Morrisville saw hen egg size hail. What did you see in your neighborhood? Send me those pictures.
9 PM Update: All warnings have expired. Some additional rain and rumbles of thunder remain possible overnight. We will have an update on storm damage and your weekend forecast at 10 and 11 PM.
9 PM Update: All warnings have expired. Some additional rain and rumbles of thunder remain possible overnight. We will have an update on storm damage and your weekend forecast at 10 and 11 PM.
9 PM Update: All warnings have expired. Some additional rain and rumbles of thunder remain possible overnight. We will have an update on storm damage and your weekend forecast at 10 and 11 PM.
The hail-producing storm that has been moving through Wake County originally produced some 0.7" hail in Southern Pines. The hail picked back up and grew larger as the storm moved into Wake County. We could see... Read More
The hail-producing storm that has been moving through Wake County originally produced some 0.7" hail in Southern Pines. The hail picked back up and grew larger as the storm moved into Wake County. We could see the storm getting taller on 3D radar as the hail grew.
The hail-producing storm that has been moving through Wake County originally produced some 0.7" hail in Southern Pines. The hail picked back up and grew larger as the storm moved into Wake County. We could see... Read More
The hail-producing storm that has been moving through Wake County originally produced some 0.7" hail in Southern Pines. The hail picked back up and grew larger as the storm moved into Wake County. We could see the storm getting taller on 3D radar as the hail grew.
The hail-producing storm that has been moving through Wake County originally produced some 0.7" hail in Southern Pines. The hail picked back up and grew larger as the storm moved into Wake County. We could see... Read More
The hail-producing storm that has been moving through Wake County originally produced some 0.7" hail in Southern Pines. The hail picked back up and grew larger as the storm moved into Wake County. We could see the storm getting taller on 3D radar as the hail grew.
Golf ball sized hail reported in Apex. Hail up to 2" and 60 mph wind gusts possible within the severe thunderstorm warning. The storm is tracking northeast at 35 mph. Seek shelter if you are inside the yellow box!
Golf ball sized hail reported in Apex. Hail up to 2" and 60 mph wind gusts possible within the severe thunderstorm warning. The storm is tracking northeast at 35 mph. Seek shelter if you are inside the yellow box!
Golf ball sized hail reported in Apex. Hail up to 2" and 60 mph wind gusts possible within the severe thunderstorm warning. The storm is tracking northeast at 35 mph. Seek shelter if you are inside the yellow box!
A new warning has been issued for parts of Moore and Lee Counties including Southern Pines and Sanford. Seek shelter! Lightning, 60 mph wind gusts, and hail are possible.
A new warning has been issued for parts of Moore and Lee Counties including Southern Pines and Sanford. Seek shelter! Lightning, 60 mph wind gusts, and hail are possible.
A new warning has been issued for parts of Moore and Lee Counties including Southern Pines and Sanford. Seek shelter! Lightning, 60 mph wind gusts, and hail are possible.
A thunderstorm capable of producing damaging winds and hail is moving northeast at 25 mph. Parts of Hoke, Cumberland, Moore, and Harnett Counties are included in the severe thunderstorm warning until 7:15 PM.
A thunderstorm capable of producing damaging winds and hail is moving northeast at 25 mph. Parts of Hoke, Cumberland, Moore, and Harnett Counties are included in the severe thunderstorm warning until 7:15 PM.
A thunderstorm capable of producing damaging winds and hail is moving northeast at 25 mph. Parts of Hoke, Cumberland, Moore, and Harnett Counties are included in the severe thunderstorm warning until 7:15 PM.
A Tornado Warning has been issued that includes southern Robeson County until 6:45 PM. The rotating storm is moving east at 35 mph. Lumberton is not included in the warning.
A Tornado Warning has been issued that includes southern Robeson County until 6:45 PM. The rotating storm is moving east at 35 mph. Lumberton is not included in the warning.
A Tornado Warning has been issued that includes southern Robeson County until 6:45 PM. The rotating storm is moving east at 35 mph. Lumberton is not included in the warning.
The greater threat of severe storms is in SC today but we are closely monitoring these storms because there is a low risk of severe weather in our southern counties (Hoke, Moore, Cumberland) as these storms move... Read More
The greater threat of severe storms is in SC today but we are closely monitoring these storms because there is a low risk of severe weather in our southern counties (Hoke, Moore, Cumberland) as these storms move northeast. Turn on WRAL News for live updates!
The greater threat of severe storms is in SC today but we are closely monitoring these storms because there is a low risk of severe weather in our southern counties (Hoke, Moore, Cumberland) as these storms move... Read More
The greater threat of severe storms is in SC today but we are closely monitoring these storms because there is a low risk of severe weather in our southern counties (Hoke, Moore, Cumberland) as these storms move northeast. Turn on WRAL News for live updates!
The greater threat of severe storms is in SC today but we are closely monitoring these storms because there is a low risk of severe weather in our southern counties (Hoke, Moore, Cumberland) as these storms move... Read More
The greater threat of severe storms is in SC today but we are closely monitoring these storms because there is a low risk of severe weather in our southern counties (Hoke, Moore, Cumberland) as these storms move northeast. Turn on WRAL News for live updates!
North Carolina companies from Mount Airy to Charlotte to here in central North Carolina are involved in the Artemis Program focused on sending the first... Read More
North Carolina companies from Mount Airy to Charlotte to here in central North Carolina are involved in the Artemis Program focused on sending the first woman and next man to the Moon developing the techniques and technologies necessary to put the first humans on Mars.
North Carolina companies from Mount Airy to Charlotte to here in central North Carolina are involved in the Artemis Program focused on sending the first... Read More
North Carolina companies from Mount Airy to Charlotte to here in central North Carolina are involved in the Artemis Program focused on sending the first woman and next man to the Moon developing the techniques and technologies necessary to put the first humans on Mars.
North Carolina companies from Mount Airy to Charlotte to here in central North Carolina are involved in the Artemis Program focused on sending the first... Read More
North Carolina companies from Mount Airy to Charlotte to here in central North Carolina are involved in the Artemis Program focused on sending the first woman and next man to the Moon developing the techniques and technologies necessary to put the first humans on Mars.
We're keeping a very close eye on how far north a warm front tracks because that will tell us who is at risk for a severe storm. Right now the greatest threat for severe storms is in SC but the southern part of... Read More
We're keeping a very close eye on how far north a warm front tracks because that will tell us who is at risk for a severe storm. Right now the greatest threat for severe storms is in SC but the southern part of our viewing area remains under a level 1 (low) risk.
We're keeping a very close eye on how far north a warm front tracks because that will tell us who is at risk for a severe storm. Right now the greatest threat for severe storms is in SC but the southern part of... Read More
We're keeping a very close eye on how far north a warm front tracks because that will tell us who is at risk for a severe storm. Right now the greatest threat for severe storms is in SC but the southern part of our viewing area remains under a level 1 (low) risk.
We're keeping a very close eye on how far north a warm front tracks because that will tell us who is at risk for a severe storm. Right now the greatest threat for severe storms is in SC but the southern part of... Read More
We're keeping a very close eye on how far north a warm front tracks because that will tell us who is at risk for a severe storm. Right now the greatest threat for severe storms is in SC but the southern part of our viewing area remains under a level 1 (low) risk.
The Storm Prediction Center just added Hoke County and parts of Cumberland and Moore Counties back to the level 1 severe threat. We'll be watching for storms here this afternoon.
The Storm Prediction Center just added Hoke County and parts of Cumberland and Moore Counties back to the level 1 severe threat. We'll be watching for storms here this afternoon.
The Storm Prediction Center just added Hoke County and parts of Cumberland and Moore Counties back to the level 1 severe threat. We'll be watching for storms here this afternoon.
Moore County outlined in green is under a flood advisory until 10:15 am. Minor flooding is possible here with a band of heavy rain coming through. #Turn Around Don't Drown.
Moore County outlined in green is under a flood advisory until 10:15 am. Minor flooding is possible here with a band of heavy rain coming through. #Turn Around Don't Drown.
Moore County outlined in green is under a flood advisory until 10:15 am. Minor flooding is possible here with a band of heavy rain coming through. #Turn Around Don't Drown.
Here's the newest computer model run of rainfall totals for today. The number is lower for our southern counties. Most of us will see 1-2" of rain. On TV this AM I'll show you when it will be heaviest.
Here's the newest computer model run of rainfall totals for today. The number is lower for our southern counties. Most of us will see 1-2" of rain. On TV this AM I'll show you when it will be heaviest.
Here's the newest computer model run of rainfall totals for today. The number is lower for our southern counties. Most of us will see 1-2" of rain. On TV this AM I'll show you when it will be heaviest.
This morning showers will be scattered. Rain is likely to be heavier by late afternoon and overnight. On TV this AM I'll show you when to expect a shower over the weekend.
This morning showers will be scattered. Rain is likely to be heavier by late afternoon and overnight. On TV this AM I'll show you when to expect a shower over the weekend.
This morning showers will be scattered. Rain is likely to be heavier by late afternoon and overnight. On TV this AM I'll show you when to expect a shower over the weekend.
Once a front sweeps through next week a cooler than normal weather pattern is likely to set up and last into early October. Cooler and drier weather...perfect for fall in my eyes! Definitely not the 100 degree... Read More
Once a front sweeps through next week a cooler than normal weather pattern is likely to set up and last into early October. Cooler and drier weather...perfect for fall in my eyes! Definitely not the 100 degree weather we had to kick off October last year!
Once a front sweeps through next week a cooler than normal weather pattern is likely to set up and last into early October. Cooler and drier weather...perfect for fall in my eyes! Definitely not the 100 degree... Read More
Once a front sweeps through next week a cooler than normal weather pattern is likely to set up and last into early October. Cooler and drier weather...perfect for fall in my eyes! Definitely not the 100 degree weather we had to kick off October last year!
Once a front sweeps through next week a cooler than normal weather pattern is likely to set up and last into early October. Cooler and drier weather...perfect for fall in my eyes! Definitely not the 100 degree... Read More
Once a front sweeps through next week a cooler than normal weather pattern is likely to set up and last into early October. Cooler and drier weather...perfect for fall in my eyes! Definitely not the 100 degree weather we had to kick off October last year!
It appears we are still on track for below normal temperatures for the first week of October. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s look like a possibility again.
It appears we are still on track for below normal temperatures for the first week of October. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s look like a possibility again.
It appears we are still on track for below normal temperatures for the first week of October. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s look like a possibility again.
Don't forget your umbrella on Friday! Widespread rain is expected. Some minor flooding is possible in the heavier downpours. There is a low risk of a tornado or severe storm in the southern part of our viewing... Read More
Don't forget your umbrella on Friday! Widespread rain is expected. Some minor flooding is possible in the heavier downpours. There is a low risk of a tornado or severe storm in the southern part of our viewing area as well. Turn on WRAL at 4 for the timeline.
Don't forget your umbrella on Friday! Widespread rain is expected. Some minor flooding is possible in the heavier downpours. There is a low risk of a tornado or severe storm in the southern part of our viewing... Read More
Don't forget your umbrella on Friday! Widespread rain is expected. Some minor flooding is possible in the heavier downpours. There is a low risk of a tornado or severe storm in the southern part of our viewing area as well. Turn on WRAL at 4 for the timeline.
Don't forget your umbrella on Friday! Widespread rain is expected. Some minor flooding is possible in the heavier downpours. There is a low risk of a tornado or severe storm in the southern part of our viewing... Read More
Don't forget your umbrella on Friday! Widespread rain is expected. Some minor flooding is possible in the heavier downpours. There is a low risk of a tornado or severe storm in the southern part of our viewing area as well. Turn on WRAL at 4 for the timeline.
Part of the viewing area is under a Level 1 threat for severe storms tomorrow. Coming up at 5PM on WRAL we will show we are watching for to develop that risk for severe storms and heavy rain.
Part of the viewing area is under a Level 1 threat for severe storms tomorrow. Coming up at 5PM on WRAL we will show we are watching for to develop that risk for severe storms and heavy rain.
Part of the viewing area is under a Level 1 threat for severe storms tomorrow. Coming up at 5PM on WRAL we will show we are watching for to develop that risk for severe storms and heavy rain.
It's That Time of Year: So what type of weather promotes the most vivid colors? A lot of moisture during the growing season followed by a dry, cool and sunny autumn with mild days and cool, but frostless,... Read More
It's That Time of Year: So what type of weather promotes the most vivid colors? A lot of moisture during the growing season followed by a dry, cool and sunny autumn with mild days and cool, but frostless, nights. Keep checking back for updates.
It's That Time of Year: So what type of weather promotes the most vivid colors? A lot of moisture during the growing season followed by a dry, cool and sunny autumn with mild days and cool, but frostless,... Read More
It's That Time of Year: So what type of weather promotes the most vivid colors? A lot of moisture during the growing season followed by a dry, cool and sunny autumn with mild days and cool, but frostless, nights. Keep checking back for updates.
It's That Time of Year: So what type of weather promotes the most vivid colors? A lot of moisture during the growing season followed by a dry, cool and sunny autumn with mild days and cool, but frostless,... Read More
It's That Time of Year: So what type of weather promotes the most vivid colors? A lot of moisture during the growing season followed by a dry, cool and sunny autumn with mild days and cool, but frostless, nights. Keep checking back for updates.
