An area of low pressure developing along the coast could mean a couple of rainy days...beginning on Tuesday...Election Day.

We should finally warm up this weekend after a chilly week across Eastern North Carolina.

The chill has started early this year but will it continue.

Many inland areas of Eastern North Carolina will see their first frost or freeze the next two nights.

It's Deja Vu. Like last week... this weekend brought rain and wind to eastern North Carolina.

Leaves continue to change color across North Carolina as we reach the end of October.

By early next week a strong cold front will usher in the coldest air so far this season.

Eastern North Carolina has gotten more rain this year but we are still below normal.

Temperatures will average below normal this week.

The upcoming weather pattern suggests that inland areas of North Carolina may see an early freeze this year.

A strong cold front will finally put an end to unseasonably warm temperatures.

A taste of summer is on the way to eastern Carolina.

By the middle of October many folks are wondering whether the hurricane season is over.

Normal to above normal rainfall in September eased the drought across much of Eastern North Carolina.

A series of high pressure areas continue to bring great weather to eastern Carolina.

The long-awaited Seafood Festival weekend has arrived and weather conditions look great.

We should see a nice period of sunshine and pleasant temperatures into early next week.

At 5 PM Saturday...The National Hurricane Center Upgrades Kyle to a Hurricane... a Category One storm with 75 mph maximum sustained winds.

Soil moisture conditions continue to improve after over a year of drought across Eastern North Carolina.

Tropical Storm Kyle formed today but will he impact our weather this weekend.

A developing area of low pressure will cause strong winds and heavy rainfall across Eastern North Carolina.

A persistent northeast wind is causing ocean issues...especially for east facing beaches.

Forecasting several months in advance is difficult but its still worth the effort.

The strongest hurricane in the last 100 years hit Eastern North Carolina in October.

The tropics have become quiet over the past few days but how long will it last?