The North Carolina chapter of Marco Patriots are serving thousands of Thanksgiving plates in Louisiana just weeks after returning home from helping with recovery efforts.
The city and public works staff helped to load cars, vans and trucks with nearly 700 donated trees, which included 11 different species native to Eastern North Carolina.
With one of the most active hurricane seasons on record upon us, we look at comparisons between what we are experiencing now to the most active season to date.
Our meteorologists say the forecast includes high rip current threats for all beaches Wednesday. This threat is expected to continue through the weekend as the waves from Hurricane Teddy replace those from Paulette.
The clean-up is continuing throughout the gulf coast after Hurricane Laura destroyed houses and took down power lines on the Texas-Louisiana border. Denise Corman lives in Sneads Ferry but grew up in Lake Charles. As the storm made landfall, Corman said she was on a video chat with her family as they barely made it out alive.
Hurricane Laura is bearing down on the Gulf Coast taking aim near the Texas and Louisiana border, the massive storm is expected to bring catastrophic levels of storm surge to the region.
A team of researchers at the University of Iowa has uncovered a correlation between the East Asia Subtropical Jet Stream and hurricane activity in the Atlantic Ocean.
While many across the east are picking up the pieces left from Hurricane Isaias, leaders in at least one beach community along the largely-spared coast now face concerns about increased rip currents after the storm.
As the cleanup efforts continue throughout the east after Hurricane Isaias, residents in Beaufort County are among those hit hardest after high winds damaged homes along the river.
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will be in Bertie and Brunswick counties Wednesday and Thursday to assess the damage from Hurricane Isaias and assist storm victims with property claims.
There’s a high risk of rip currents and rough water along the North Carolina coast ahead of a possible Isaias landfall along the North Carolin, South Carolina coast late Monday.
While we continue to track Hurricane Isaias and any potential impact to Eastern Carolina, experts are giving us insight into the data that is collected to help produce the models that show us what the storm is doing.
North Carolina Emergency Management Communications Officer Keith Acree says it is important for residents to have a plan in place ahead of a storm. This includes: knowing your evacuation routes, preparing an emergency kit and deciding where you will find shelter if evacuation orders are issued.
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