Zach Holder

3 days ago | witn.com | Zach Holder

A coastal low brings the threat of heavy rain through ENC on Thursday. This is the same system being watched for tropical development by the NHC. Rain increases early Thursday morning and continues to spread northward through the day. Even with this system not expected to be tropical, it’ll bring a ton of tropical moisture with it. Downpours and rain bands will produce more rain than normal. Up to 1-3″ of rain will be possible across ENC.

4 days ago | witn.com | Zach Holder

Hurricane season is only a few days old, and we’re already watching part of the Atlantic for development. A non-tropical low-pressure system will slowly make its way up the East Coast from Florida to the Carolinas this week. If the system remains offshore, the low could slowly lose its attached warm and cold fronts turning it into a subtropical or tropical system. Chances are very low for now. 0% chance of development over the next 48 hours. 10% chance of development through the next 7 days.

1 week ago | witn.com | Zach Holder

The weekend is here, and it looks much nicer than most of the work week. Still need to keep an eye out for one more round of storms Saturday evening. Like Friday, the main concern will be lightning and wind. Most of the day looks great, so don’t cancel those plans! But if you’re headed to the beach or out on the water, storms will surprise you if not paying attention. The best chance of a storm is between 4 PM-8 PM. The entire area is under a level 1 very low risk for severe weather.

1 week ago | witn.com | Zach Holder

A quieter night is expected with mostly dry conditions continuing into our Thursday. Chances start to rise through the afternoon and evening as our next wave of rain moves through. A few storms could mix in with the typical spring threats of rain, thunder, and an isolated strong wind gust. Widespread severe weather is not expected. Friday looks different. We’ll likely have parts of ENC under a watch for severe weather by the evening. Stay weather aware through the last day of the work week.

1 week ago | witn.com | Zach Holder

We’ve got a very localized threat to watch for Wednesday morning. Heavy rain has developed in Onslow County along the coast and may continue or spread to surrounding areas. Most counties will be fine with no threat of any issues. Similar areas of heavy rain have developed on the coasts of South Carolina and the Carolina Beach/Oak Island area. These slow-moving downpours could drop inches of rain in a short period of time overnight into Wednesday morning.