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A winter storm watch is in effect for this weekend with snow, sleet, ice and freezing rain is expected across central North Carolina starting Saturday through Sunday evening.

In North Carolina, heavy rain and powerful wind gusts from a winter storm system have led to power outages, school closures, and delayed openings for COVID-19 testing and vaccination sites.

The National Weather Service is predicting a warmer and drier winter for North Carolina this year. That's due in part to La Nina, as well as rising temperatures from global warming.

Updated 1:12 p.m. 1/9/2017 Another day of low temperatures will likely leave snow and ice on the roads. The National Weather Service says it will stay…

Some areas of the Triad received more than half a dozen inches of snow, but power outages were worst around the Charlotte area as winter weather hit North…

Snow, sleet and ice continue to cover the state. Meanwhile, many people are staying safe as they experience the wintry weather. Take a look at what people…

Many regions of the Old North State are blanketed in snow today. As North Carolinians dig out from the storm, we dug back through the archives for these…

¼ª²ÊÍøÍøÕ¾'s complete coverage of the winter storm's timeline, impact, and ongoing closures and power outages. Check back throughout the day and…

Winter Storm Jonas is headed across North Carolina tonight into early tomorrow morning.National Weather Service Meteorologist Brandon Dunstan says the…

Many North Carolina students have been in class for only two days in the last two weeks because of the icy weather. But that doesn’t mean some of them…