Eastern North Carolina will continue to experience below normal temperatures over the next week.

A major winter storm will slam North Carolina Friday night and Saturday.

It is the middle of winter but will there be snow in eastern North Carolina?

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New data released today indicates February will give the Southeast below normal temperatures.

El Nino is recognized for heavy rain in the Southeast and this one is living up to its reputation.

It was a chilly December across much of the United States.

Over two weeks of cold weather will be replaced with seasonable conditions for the next week to 10 days.

A review of weather records show a chilly winter across eastern North Carolina through January 8.

Cold conditions are expected to continue across eastern North Carolina through the weekend.

Eastern North Carolina has experienced a taste of winter over the last week with more to come.

The coldest air mass of the season has made its way into the east, and will be sticking around for several days to come.

It has been a very wet year across much of eastern North Carolina.

It looks like the first two weeks of the New Year will be quite chilly.

A coastal storm that is making headlines up and down the East coast, is burying much of the Mid Atlantic and Northeast with deep snow.

Temperatures have turned colder but will snow fall before Christmas Day.

It will be a chilly Christmas Week across eastern North Carolina.

The drought that hit eastern North Carolina for the past three years is now over.

Colder air is slowly working its way to eastern North Carolina and it will be felt during the latter part of December.

Rainfall has surpassed the yearly average at the WITN Weather Station.

Another storm system will bring rain to eastern North Carolina on Saturday.

The drought conditions that persisted for the past few years is now over.

A new winter forecast issued from the Climate Prediction Center indicates below normal temperatures for the Southeast.

A strong storm system is expected to affect eastern Carolina on Wednesday, with the potential for severe weather.

The sun will finally break through the clouds on Thanksgiving and will help temperatures warm into the 60s.