The cold weather will finally moderate to seasonable conditions over the weekend.

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Since Thanksgiving eastern North Carolina has experienced unusually cold temperatures.

Chilly temperatures will continue to dominate the weather pattern through much of January.

The crazy weather ranging from snow over the holidays to starting the new year in the 60s will settle down for the week ahead.

The month of January will start mild but colder than normal conditions are likely to return.

The month of December could go down as one of the coldest on record.

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The below normal temperature weather pattern will last through the holidays.

Cold weather across eastern North Carolina will continue through the holidays.

After a break from the cold weather we experienced last week, another serious dose of winter cold is heading our way this week.

A very chilly weather pattern is shaping up across the East Coast as we move closer to Christmas Day.

The big chill will return after a brief warm-up over the weekend.

Temperatures will finally warm to normal or slightly above by the weekend.

Cold air will remain across the East Coast for the next several days.

Abnormally dry conditions now cover much of eastern North Carolina.

The tropical season ended quietly Tuesday with 19 named storms for the year.

Get ready for some up and down temperatures the next several days, with some rain chances mid week.

Eastern North Carolina will see a slow transition to winter over the next week to 10 days.

A mild and dry weather pattern will continue across eastern North Carolina until Thanksgiving Day.

The upcoming winter should be milder than last year across the Southeast.

An extended period of dry weather can be expected across eastern North Carolina over the next week.

After countless beautiful days across the east, we'll finally see a good chance for rain Tuesday into Tuesday night.

The fall color change will continue across eastern North Carolina this weekend into next week.

It was another active tropical season across the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.