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Should NC schools use more remote days for bad weather?
North Carolina lawmakers are debating whether to allow schools to cancel classes more often when snow storms, hurricanes or other emergencies hit the state.
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70s, storms and snow: Wild NC weather day brings its share of twists, problems
Central North Carolina saw a wide spectrum of weather in the span of a few hours, coming one day after Raleigh-Durham International Airport logged a record-breaking 89 degrees.
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End of 2025-26 NC ski season: Resorts announce closing dates
Warmer temperatures are bringing North Carolina's ski season to a close, with several mountain resorts announcing closing dates. Beech Mountain will close after its annual Pond Skim on March 14, while Appalachian Ski Mountain plans to stay open through March 15 for its Meltdown Games.
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North Carolina ski season nears end as resorts announce closing dates
Warmer temperatures are bringing North Carolina’s ski season to a close, with several mountain resorts announcing closing dates. Beech Mountain will close after its annual Pond Skim on March 14, while Appalachian Ski Mountain plans to stay open through March 15 for its Meltdown Games.
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Ask the Meteorologist: How much does the snow weigh in the Northeast, New England?
If you have friends and family in the Northeast, make sure they're being extra careful or getting help removing the snow.
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100 flights canceled at RDU, thousands more across the US, as Northeast snow snarls travel
A blizzard in the Northeast is creating more than 100 cancellations and a handful of flight delays at Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
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Salt Lake City plans snowmaking for 2034 winter games amid climate concerns
Salt Lake City is set to host the 2034 Winter Games, but recent low snowfall levels have raised concerns about the impact of climate change on winter sports. To ensure the games proceed smoothly, officials are preparing large-scale snowmaking efforts and maintaining a stockpiled snow reserve.
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Mid-winter report card: Where this NC winter stacks up with the rest
Discover how this winter in North Carolina compares to previous years as we assess temperature fluctuations, snowfall and extreme weather events. Find out what experts predict for the rest of the season.
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Ask the Meteorologist: How severe has this winter been in central North Carolina?
A tool developed by the Midwestern Regional Climate Center aims to show us how bad winter has been thus far.
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From Milan to the NC mountains, climate change is reshaping winter sports
Warmer winters are shrinking reliable snow worldwide. From Milan’s Olympic slopes to North Carolina’s mountains, ski resorts are adjusting.
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Ask the Meteorologist: Why is the IOC considering changing date of Winter Olympics?
The International Olympic Committee is reevaluating timing for the Winter Olympics. How changing weather patterns impact venues and what this means for future games.
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Ask the Meteorologist: How does snow get made at ski resorts?
In the spirit of the Winter Olympics, we're diving into the meteorology and methodology of snow-making at ski resorts.
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Ask the Meteorologist: Why have some N.C. towns seen more snow than parts of the Rockies?
In an odd twist of fate, parts of North Carolina have seen more snow this winter than parts of the Rockies. Why?
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Who’s responsible for dealing with lingering snow on City of Raleigh sidewalks?
The issue has even impacted city leaders. During Tuesday's Raleigh City Council meeting, council member Mitchell Silver said he’d also walked in the street to avoid ice and snow. “I was somewhat surprised,” said Silver.
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Long hours, short salt supply: Wake County schools work to clear campuses
After back-to-back winter storms and extensive cleanup efforts, Wake County schools will reopen on a two-hour delay this Wednesday.
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NCSHP helicopter delivers critical blood platelets to ECU Health amid North Carolina snowstorm
Heavy snowfall in North Carolina blocked road deliveries of critical blood platelets, leaving ECU Health in Greenville facing an urgent supply shortage.
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More snow? Less-impactful wintry mix likely Wednesday evening across our area
WRAL meteorologists are tracking our next chance for snow and sleet, which arrives as early as Wednesday evening but shouldn't as widespread as this past weekend.
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UNC professor who studied online learning offers advice for how to make the most of it
Education expert Sophie McCoy emphasizes that maximizing student engagement through tools like chat functions and small-group discussions is vital for successful remote learning during winter weather disruptions.
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Slick spots remain on secondary roads, refreeze threat lingers overnight
As winter weather continues to impact the region, snowplows are out in full force along Wake County roads.
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Wake County must consider all schools and road conditions when deciding to reopen
Wake County Public Schools remained closed Monday due to lingering icy conditions on neighborhood side roads, with makeup days already scheduled for mid-February.
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Waiting for the plow: Here's how to check if DOT is coming to clear snow
Main roads were mostly clear after a weekend snowstorm, but ice and snow kept some neighborhoods socked in.
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Across Wake County, school leaders monitor road conditions until it's safe for buses to get back on the road
Conditions on roads varied widely on Monday, prompting a snow day for the Wake County Public School System.
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Drivers can be fined up to $2000 for failing to clear snow off their vehicles
As winter storms hit, drivers are reminded of hefty fines up to $2000 for neglecting to clear snow from their vehicles. This safety measure aims to prevent road hazards and accidents.
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At least three NC roadway deaths related to weekend winter storm, officials say
Gov. Josh Stein said several weekend deaths in North Carolina were weather-related. Three happened on state roadways in Rutherford, Robeson and Cherokee counties.
