An area of low pressure will move up the coast tonight through Monday, but not nearly as strong as the nor'easter we saw.

Shorter days of sunlight and cloudy skies are making it look like winter already.

The Climate Prediction Center released its winter forecast and it calls for chilly conditions in the Southeast.

More rain is on the way to eastern North Carolina after significant flooding last week.

A planned trip to to the Outer Banks has a collision course with a Nor'easter, courtesy of the remnants of Ida.

We should see the sun return by the end of the weekend after several days of dreary weather.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Ida delivered a heavy punch of weather to eastern North Carolina.

Weather computer models are conflicted about the remnants of hurricane Ida, and the effects on eastern Carolina.

Many locations in eastern Carolina had temperatures near freezing, resulting in scattered frost, and icy windshields.

Tropical Depression Ida is an unusual storm during an El Nino year.

The chilly nights and mild afternoons this week will set the stage for beautiful fall colors this weekend.

Rainy and drizzly weather was the order of the day on Sunday, with temperatures in the 50s and 60s.

It looks like a very warm Halloween across eastern North Carolina.

The central portion of North Carolina is still in a moderate drought despite recent rainfall.

Clouds have been swept away with some sunshine expected over the next few days.

More and more I see drivers getting more dangerous on the roads.

Sometimes it's hard to hear your favorite song on the radio, if the timing isn't right.

An unusually strong trough of low pressure across the east is bringing cold and wet conditions to the region.

Hang in there if you don't like the recent chill. Temperatures will warm as we head into next week.

The new Climate Prediction Center forecast for our area indicates a chilly and possibly damp winter.

There is a chill in the air across eastern North Carolina that will stick around until early next week.

After a beautiful Tuesday for eastern Carolina, a wet and chilly pattern is setting up into the weekend.

Increasing moisture from the southwest will result in thickening clouds on Monday with showers overspreading the area from southwest to northeast.

Fall foliage is beginning to change in western North Carolina and should spread eastward over the next few weeks.

Recent rainfall across North Carolina has improved drought conditions across much of the state.