Hurricane Bill will pass about 300 miles east of North Carolina but he will give the coast a few problems.

You may get a little greasy, but you can save some serious money doing your own car repairs while passing on a valuable skill.

Hurricane Bill has become a major hurricane but just how will this storm impact our area?

The beaches look good this week other than a few hit and miss thunderstorms.

After a period of calm it now appears the tropics will become more active over the next two weeks.

Living in the country has its surprises.

Naming a pet after a weather term is not as easy as you would think.

Very hot air is on the way to eastern North Carolina this weekend.

The hottest weather of the summer season will arrive in eastern North Carolina late in the weekend and early next week.

2+ months in and still no named storm. How long can it last?

Anew hurricane forecast has been issued and it shows a lower number of storms expected.

Many of you know about my cat Stratus. Most of you don't know Stratus has passed away.

There is a lot of truth to this statement. The dew point temperature along with the air temperature is an important factor on how you feel. Dew point temperatures are a better way to measure overall comfort.

The tropics may be quiet, but storms in Eastern Carolina have kept the weather department busy.

Weather conditions are likely to change very little as we move into the month of August.

Off and on showers through June and July has given eastern North Carolina a greener look this year.

No...We don't just read the weather.

Computer technology is providing great improvements in hurricane track forecasting.

Eastern North Carolina is stuck in a very wet weather pattern.

No, it's not only a Johnny Cash classic, it's a weather term.

The lack of sunspots on the surface of the sun continues and some scientists believe it could bring about global cooling.

Most of the state of North Carolina is now considered abnormal dry.

Eastern Carolina's location provides many different forecast challenges. From snow to hurricanes to heat waves, we get a bit of everything.

Clouds and showers have kept temperatures below normal thus far in July.

Living in the age of cellular, without a cell phone. Not necessarily a bad thing.