High temperatures will return to the upper 90s after a nice break this week.

Sunshine and warm temperatures will greet eastern North Carolina over the July 4 Weekend.

It will be the warmest June ever recorded for much of North Carolina.

Two cities in the east top out at 100 degrees today, while many were a close second.

With a very active Atlantic tropical season expected, the tropics are beginning to stir.

As summer officially arrives on Monday, so will very hot conditions, as a stretch of toasty weather affects the east.

Very hot conditions have some folks concerned a drought may be on the way.

Above normal temperatures are expected for eastern North Carolina for the remainder of the summer.

More heat is expected across eastern North Carolina for the remainder of June.

Light winds and hot temperatures will be on the menu for the upcoming weekend along our beaches.

Very hot air will move into eastern North Carolina for the weekend.

The heat will be returning to eastern North Carolina after a brief vacation.

After a scorching hot weekend, a cold front will break the current heat wave, with drier and slightly cooler conditions.

New tropical forecasts arrive indicate a very active season for tropical storms and hurricanes.

Very hot conditions will move into eastern North Carolina for the weekend.

Gulf and Atlantic moisture has produced numerous showers over the past two days.

There will be a few showers on Saturday but otherwise a nice Memorial Day Weekend on the way.

Warmer tropical water and La Nina weather conditions have increased the concern for the upcoming tropical season.

Rain will return by late week after a brief break on Wednesday and Thursday.

With an active tropical season expected for the Atlantic, there is a possibility of a named system before June 1, the official start to the hurricane season.

The weather pattern is becoming very wet after enduring a long dry spell.

The new summer forecast has been issued by the Climate Prediction Center.

Showers finally arrived in eastern North Carolina after taking a vacation for the past several weeks.

Although the official start to summer is still over a month away, it's never too early to talk about heat safety tips.

A cold front will become stationary over the Carolinas giving us the best chance for widespread rain in weeks.