Chick Jacobs

Hurricane Helene is expected to hit Florida late Thursday. Here's what Fayetteville can expect and when.

This year maybe — just maybe — the wishes of Snowhounds across the Cape Fear region might be answered. It's still a long shot, of course.

Our next potential weather system is trudging toward the Caribbean.

As the Atlantic experiences the dryest storm season in 40 years, there’s considerable focus on a disturbance halfway between U.S. mainland and Africa.

A pair of cold fronts are working their way toward the Fayetteville area. By the weekend, high temperatures should be knocked down to the mid-80s.

Much-needed, if scattered, showers, soaked parts of the Fayetteville area overnight. There’s a slight, concern about showers dampening fireworks.

The Fayetteville area can expect a warm, muggy week of weather with scattered showers from midweek into the weekend.

We’re looking at some clouds and rain, but nothing like the howling system that rolled through over the weekend.

The Cape Fear region is looking at a stretch of pleasant\u00a0weather\u00a0into the weekend, with cold returning later.

Another swath of snow is coming to the Fayetteville area this weekend. It won’t be nearly as impressive as last weekend’s event, but any snow is news.

Temperatures should drop below freezing late Thursday night in Fayetteville, and any moisture should fall as snow.

Good news: after a gloomy weekend, sunshine returns to Fayetteville area. Not-so-good news: Temperatures will likely climb back into the upper 80s.

Fayetteville will reach the upper 70s, possibly hitting 80, on Sunday.

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