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Raleigh and central North Carolina could get sleet or freezing rain early this week, then rain off and on through the weekend, forecasters say. Here’s what the National Weather Service says may ...

Goodbye are the days of upper 70s and low 80s, at least for now; clouds will play a major role ... we expect multiple waves of heavy rain to arrive and stick around starting Wednesday.

Clouds increase this evening before rain, snow, and a wintry mix move into the region early Tuesday morning. Temperatures tumble into the 20s and low 30s overnight as the winter storm marches in. A ...

There's also a Level 3 out of 5 threat for strong to severe storms Saturday. Bundle up! It's a cloudy and cold start to the day. Temperatures on Thursday afternoon are expected to be chilly in the ...

TONIGHT: Clouds will be rolling in tonight ahead of ... As temperatures warm there will be a transition to a wintry mix before steady rain, high 39. SUNDAY: We'll likely have waves of rain ...

A strong cold front is expected to impact the area Sunday, bringing a risk of rain and isolated severe ... After quite a foggy and cloud day yesterday, mostly sunny and dry conditions are in ...

Winds: 10/15 mph. LOOKING AHEAD: Rain chance stays low for Valentine's Day on Friday. Temperatures will be in the low 50s under a mix of sun/clouds. Storms Saturday as a cold front approaches.

Midday Saturday as clouds clear from west to east During the afternoon a Pacific cold front swings through serving to clear out the clouds and allow for a warm-up into the low to mid 70s.

If sunshine breaks through the clouds like we are expecting, temperatures should warm back into the 50s. However, if the clouds hold thick through the day, temperatures will struggle to climb out ...

South winds return tonight with much warmer overnight lows. Looking further ahead, a bigger storm is moving toward Oklahoma, which may bring snow to the plains, possibly reaching into southern ...