Precipitation, likely in the form of rain, is expected to begin falling after midnight Sunday, NWS Raleigh meteorologist Aaron Swiggett told The News & Observer in a call. Then there will be a slow transition of the rain/snow line moving eastward with time, before moving out of the area around 7 p.m. Sunday.

Winter is coming back with full force to central North Carolina. After a few mild afternoons, including 70s as recently as last Saturday, Arctic air is on the

Raleigh's forecast: sunny with highs near 57°F, turning to mixed precipitation midweek with minimal snow accumulation.

Winter weather advisory covers Wake, Durham, Orange and Johnston until noon. Snowfall totals vary across the Triangle, with around 0.3 inches in downtown Raleigh. Black ice and slippery roads are hazards; schools face delays or closures Tuesday. Some in ...

A pattern change is on the way this weekend, and as you’d expect for mid-winter, that means colder air and at least the “potential” for some wintry activity across

Raleigh's weather will be calm and sunny with comfortable temperatures, including highs around the 50-degree mark and lows near the 30s, with a chance of rain midweek.

Triangle temperatures fell to 15 degrees, prompting National Weather Service advisory Wind chills dropped near 6 degrees, posing serious risk for people outside Forecasts show shift to warmer pattern; Raleigh could reach 65 degrees by Sunday Triangle ...

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When water freezes, it releases latent heat, which can warm the near-surface air and raise temperatures to or above freezing, slowing or stopping the freezing process. For example, at 32F, a slight increase to 32.1F is enough to halt ice accumulation.