Zach Holder

2 weeks ago | witn.com | Zach Holder

After a cool Tuesday, temperatures drop quickly overnight! How far is up to the wind. Freeze warnings have been issued as a precaution for areas west and north of Pitt County Wednesday morning. Some areas could see temperatures reach the 30s as early as midnight. Frost develops under clear skies and light winds as temperatures fall into the mid-30s. A weak north breeze may increase slightly after midnight keeping many in the upper 30s or 40s. Our average last freeze for Greenville is March 23rd.

Aug 8, 2024 | witn.com | Zach Holder

Greene County, N.C. (WITN) - A National Weather Service survey found at least EF-2 damage in Greene County after a tornado-warned storm moved through early Thursday morning. Winds within the tornado reached an estimated 125 as it caused damage for almost 10 miles. At its widest point, the tornado grew to 400 yards wide. The tornado started near the intersection of Highway 903 and Hull Road in Snow Hill. Minor tree damage was found along with significant damage to a wooden billboard.

Aug 2, 2024 | witn.com | Zach Holder

Areas along the East Coast including North Carolina need to continue monitoring the tropical disturbance headed for the Gulf of Mexico. As of the 11 PM update Friday, Potential Tropical Cyclone Four has winds at 30 MPH and gusts up to 40 MPH. The pressure is at 1012 mb and is moving to the west at 16 mph. PTC 4 is expected to become a tropical depression soon and eventually become Tropical Storm Debby over the weekend. It’ll move slowly before escaping to the north next week.

Jul 12, 2024 | witn.com | Zach Holder

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - The wobble of the slow-moving cold front kept a good chunk of the rain outside of ENC Friday. While that lowered the flash flood threat, it also kept much-needed rain away from the spots that missed out on Thursday’s rain. A flash flood watch remains in effect until midnight when the flash flooding threat drops to near zero. If there is flash flooding, avoid water-covered roadways, and don’t drive around barricades.

Jul 10, 2024 | witn.com | Zach Holder

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - The tropics have calmed down after Beryl. There is a disturbance off the coast of the Southeastern US but it’s expected to be a rainmaker only. The National Hurricane Center gives it a 10% chance of development through the weekend. We may see this disturbance swing through over the weekend. Our rain chances come from a slow-moving front Thursday and Friday. The front won’t bring much in the way of heat or humidity relief.