Kat Campbell
WRAL NEWS in NC
Raleigh, NC, United States
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Potential Tropical Cyclone forms, could become Alex by the weekend
Models are in better agreement Thursday that a developing tropical system could impact parts of the southeastern United States. → Read More
NC State researchers forecast another active Atlantic hurricane season
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, but tropical storms have developed in the Atlantic prior to the official start of hurricane season every year since 2013. The earlier you can prepare for the active season, the better! → Read More
Breaking down the levels of severe weather threats
Breaking down the level 1-5 threats for severe weather. What our new research shows. → Read More
Some real snow finally in the forecast for the Olympic athletes in Beijing
The athletes certainly steal the show at the Olympics with their world-class talent, but if you look past the snowy slopes, moguls, and half pipes you won't see much snow. Where is the snow? → Read More
Snow falling along NC/VA border, parts of central NC
Some light flakes are being reported in parts of the viewing area, particularly in Roxboro and Franklin County. Most of the light flurries have been stopped by the dry air in the Triangle. → Read More
NC Weather: Winter storm warning issued ahead of 'perfect setup' for snow
The WRAL weather team is tracking a significant winter storm slated to impact the Triangle and bring the area the most snow we've seen in nearly two years. → Read More
'It is beautiful but it is going to be treacherous': Snowfall gaining intensity, but roads getting icy
The WRAL weather team is tracking a significant winter storm slated to impact the Triangle and bring the area the most snow we've seen in nearly two years. → Read More
Orange County Schools moves to remote, Duke activates severe weather policy
WRAL's team of meteorologists is tracking the most significant winter storm to impact the Triangle in over three years. → Read More
Triangle under Level 2 storm risk for Thursday as 50 mph winds possible
Strong to severe storms will arrive in our area Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Level 1 and Level 2: Strong to severe storms possible after lunchtime Thursday
Level 1 and Level 2 risks for severe weather are in place across North Carolina for Thursday afternoon and evening, but the first half of the day will be mostly quiet. → Read More
Damaging winds possible for part of central NC under Level 1 risk for severe storms
Another round of rain is headed towards central North Carolina. A few scattered thunderstorms will be possible overnight, but storms will be most likely Wednesday afternoon and evening → Read More
Rain showers linger Thursday, storms expected over the weekend
Clouds and light rain showers will linger for much of Thursday, especially southeast of the Triangle. → Read More
National Weather Service expands weekend storm risk to include Level 2 and Level 3
The National Weather Service has increased the severe storm risk for the viewing area Saturday morning. → Read More
Another freeze warning in place, but warmer temperatures on tap
Tuesday will be a mostly cloudy and cooler day, with a high in the low to mid 50s and a chance for some spotty drizzle and light showers. → Read More
Cooler outlook on Friday with highs in the 60s, light showers possible
Friday will be a cooler day with a chilly start to end the workweek. → Read More
Sunny and 60s on Friday before cooler air moves in for the weekend
Friday will be a cooler day with a chilly start to end the workweek. → Read More
Temperatures warm into 70s, 80s for week ahead and Durham Bulls home opener
The 70s and 80s will return this week. → Read More
Frost advisory in effect, then severe storm risk returns this week
A frost advisory is in effect for parts of the viewing area Monday morning, where temperatures in the low 30s could harm sensitive plants. → Read More
Tuesday stays mostly dry, Level 1 risk for severe storms in place later
Tuesday will be a mostly dry day, but we do have a Level 1 risk for severe storms from the Triangle southward in place during the evening hours. → Read More
Temperatures soar to the 80s today, severe storm risk returns tomorrow
The National Weather Service has dropped the Triangle from a severe weather risk for Tuesday night as rain passes through the area. → Read More