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Two tropical disturbances, one near North Carolina, being monitored
The disturbance currently over water has formed a frontal boundary about 150 miles off the coast of North Carolina, according to the National Hurricane Center. It was moving at 10 mph at a east-northeasterly direction away from land as of 8 p.m. Sunday and has been given a 30% chance of developing over the next 48 hours.
The National Hurricane Center continued Sunday to track two systems in the Atlantic with the potential to form into the ...
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National Hurricane Center monitoring 3 tropical disturbances. What to expect in WilmingtonThe National Hurricane Center is monitoring a low pressure off the NC coast and a tropical wave in the Atlantic Ocean.
Hurricane forecasters were tracking two disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean Sunday morning, one of which could briefly ...
North Carolina announces a third round of interest-free loans to aid communities affected by Hurricane Helene.
Flooding is responsible for most of the deaths and damages when a hurricane makes landfall in North Carolina. It doesn’t have to be a category 4 or 5 to be historic, many of the storms on our ...
The University of North Carolina at Asheville will remain closed until Oct. 14 and will not restart classes until Oct. 28 at the earliest in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the school’s ...
At 2 a.m. ET Saturday, the hurricane center said the center of Ophelia was about 55 miles south-southwest of Cape Lookout, North Carolina, with maximum sustained winds of 70 mph.
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NCDOT resumes intercity bus service to Asheville nearly 1 year after Hurricane HeleneBeginning Aug. 1, intercity bus service resumes in Asheville, connecting travelers to Raleigh, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, ...
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