Patrick Rockey

A fast-moving winter storm will bring accumulating snow to much of our region, including as much as 6 inches for the Outer Banks. Arctic air means anything that falls will stick around for awhile.

A winter storm is barreling toward us and will likely bring our biggest snow in 4 years. Most of the snow will fall overnight, with clearing by afternoon. Icy conditions will be a threat Sunday AM.

A fast-moving winter storm will roll through the region Friday evening and early Saturday morning, likely bringing our biggest snowfall in 4 years. Parts of our region could see as much as 4 inches.

A piece of energy moving across region will bring gusty winds overnight and maybe even a few snow flurries. Expect single-digit wind chills Thursday AM. Tracking snow Friday night/Saturday morning.

A winter storm will roll across the region bringing a quick hit of snow Sunday evening, before turning over to sleet and rain on Monday morning. As storm exits Monday night, expect more snow showers.

The final day of 2024 will be a warm one. But we may ring in 2025 with t-showers, thanks to a cold front. Several more fronts will send temps tumbling. Forecast models are hinting at snow next week.

A system rolling through the southeast will bring us the threat for severe weather, mainly Sunday evening. Ahead of that system, temperatures will soar. The new year will bring sharply colder weather.

An area of low pressure may develop off the Carolina coast on Monday, spreading moisture in our direction Tuesday. With enough cold air, we could see a brief period of freezing rain Tuesday morning.

A cold front will usher in some very chilly air heading into the weekend. Saturday will be windy and cold, with high temps only in the lower 40s. Expect wind chills in teens when you wake up Sunday.

Expect one more unusually mild December day before a series of cold fronts sends temperatures tumbling. By the start of Christmas week on Sunday, we can expect high temperatures only in the 30s.