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7 Underrated Mountain Towns For Spring Break
Southern beach towns will always be a tried-and-true getaway, but if you're looking to mix things up, maybe it’s time to swap ...
When Robert Frost Was Bad
The vigor of their badness preserves them. Up they float into bad-poem limbo, where their bad lines, loose and weedlike, ...
How much snow could we get Wednesday? Latest forecast for Raleigh and central NC
Up to 6 inches of snow, sleet and freezing rain may be on the way to parts of central and Eastern North Carolina with a ...
Some models raise snowfall levels in central NC but still uncertain over rain/snow line
A run of snow models late Tuesday afternoon shows a slight increase in snow totals from Monday. But, the rain/snow line is ...
State of emergency: How much snow will Asheville, Western NC get? See the latest forecast
Wintry precipitation is expected in the Asheville area and throughout much of the Western NC region beginning Wednesday, Feb. 19.
Outer Banks expecting another rare snowfall; 9 inches of snow in northeast NC possible amid winter storm warning
At the Outer Banks, Kill Devil Hills on the coast could see 3 inches of snow — after already getting snow this winter.
How much snow could we get? What to expect in North Carolina and the Piedmont Triad
North Carolina may receive several inche of snow along the coast and Northern Piedmont locations. A mix of snow, sleet, and light freezing rain is forecast to bring dangerous travel conditions to ...
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Close look at central NC snow models for Wednesday
Close look at central NC snow models for Wednesday ...
UPDATE: Winter weather advisory for North Carolina for Wednesday and Thursday – up to 4 inches of snow
On Tuesday at 3:13 a.m. a winter weather advisory was issued by the NWS Blacksburg VA valid from Wednesday 6 a.m. until ...
More mixed mess, less snow: How climate change is altering NC’s winter storms
Raleigh’s winters are warming, with snowfall down 36% in 30 years. Despite recent storms, fewer cold nights and more mixed precipitation signal a shift toward shorter, milder winters.