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National Weather Service Will Include New Info In Hurricane Reports

Hurricane Awareness Seminar in Carteret County Says National Weather Service reports will now include the amount of storm surge water expected to rise above ground level.

What’s The Deal With Tropical Storm Debby?

Tropical Storm Debby could bring as much as 15 inches of rain to parts of Florida, even isolated amounts of 30 inches. The next question is: where does Debby go next?

Disturbed Weather In The Gulf Of Mexico May Become Tropical Storm

An area of disturbed weather could form into a tropical storm by the weekend.

Tropical Storm Develops And Moves Out To Sea

Tropical Storm Chris developed well off the East Coast on Tuesday evening and is moving rapidly away.

STORM PHOTOS: Pictures Coming In From Across Eastern Carolina

If you can safely take a photo of storm damage or conditions, we hope you'll do so and share it with WITN's Carolina Camera.

ROAD CONDITIONS: Storm Damage And Flooding Caused Problems In Several Counties

Roads in several counties were closed because of high water and possible tornado damage.

NEW INFO: 71 Homes Damaged In Carteret Tornado

The National Weather Service reports an EF1 tornado with winds at 110 miles per hour caused the devastating damage in Carteret County.

9:00 AM BERYL UPDATE: Flood Watch Remains In Effect, Rain Arrives

Heavy rain from Beryl will result in widespread rain over Eastern Carolina. Most areas will get 2 to 5 inches, with some areas getting 6 to 8 inches.

Closings, Delays And Early Releases

Several schools and organizations had to adjust their schedules Wednesday because of Beryl's remnants.

New Bern Officials Urge Residents To Take Precautions For Beryl

New Bern officials say crews are working to clear culverts and storms drains in the city and urge residents to do the same.

Beryl's Impacts: Camping And Ferry Service Suspended At One Beach

With Beryl on its way back to Eastern Carolina, we'll continue to update this story with any announcements because of the storm.

HURRICANE SEASON: Prepare Now For Next Storm

While hurricane season officially doesn't start until Friday, it's a good idea to prepare now in case another storm hits Eastern Carolina. With already two named storms so far this year, many people are getting ready now.

Beryl Moves Away From Eastern Carolina

Beryl is moving away from Eastern Carolina.

Forecasters: 9 To 15 Storms This Hurricane Season

Federal forecasters predict there will be about nine to 15 storms during this year's Atlantic hurricane season.

WEATHER ALERT: Alberto Downgraded To Post-Tropical Cyclone

Alberto has been downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone and is expected to stay well offshore as it moves up the Atlantic.

Irene Retired From Hurricane Name List

Hurricane Irene hit eastern North Carolina last August and now will be retired from the annual list of tropical storms and hurricanes.

FEMA Allows Irene Victims To Remain In Trailers

Hurricane Irene victims living in temporary FEMA housing have been given a reprieve to get out of their units by April 1st.

PotashCorp Aurora Receives High Honor From NC United Way

PotashCorp Aurora has received a special award for its efforts following Hurricane Irene in Eastern Carolina in 2011.

Farmers Eligible For Crop Damage Assistance After 2011 Storms

Farmers in 35 counties may be eligible for recovery help following last year's deadly tornadoes and Hurricane Irene.

North Carolina Gets $23 Million For Irene Road Repair

North Carolina will get more than $23 million to help cover the costs of repairing roads and bridges damaged by Hurricane Irene in 2011.

Hundreds Will Wait Months To Hear If They Qualify For Hurricane Grant

Hundreds of Pamlico County residents are now waiting to find out if they'll get help raising their homes or if they will be bought out.

2011 Hurricane Season Ending; Irene Recap

Yet another active hurricane season will come to an end Wednesday night. Only one hurricane made landfall in the U.S. Hurricane Irene hit Eastern Carolina in August.