Snow blankets central, eastern NC on Jan. 21, 2025.
Central and eastern North Carolina was blanketed in snow on Jan. 21, 2025. It was the first time the North Carolina coast saw snow in more than two years.
WRAL News is ranking the highest snow totals in the state. This comes after a storm blanketed central and eastern North Carolina with snow Tuesday night.
Few crashes were reported Wednesday across the Triangle as drivers headed out on slick roads.
With snow on the ground and below-freezing temperatures, drivers will have to be careful for slick spots Wednesday into Thursday.
Enjoy this collection of photos showing snow-covered central and eastern North Carolina. If you got snow, we'd love to see your photos! Send them to us at jshu.net/reportit.
As residents around central North Carolina experienced snow Tuesday night, the greatest threat for snow in the state was along the coast.
As central North Carolina braces for another winter storm, school districts are faced with the critical decision of altering school schedules, which could impact the remainder of the academic year.
WRAL viewers sent us photos of their pets having fun in the snow. Everything from dogs to cats and horses. Send us your pet pics at jshu.net/reportit.
WRAL's Monica Casey reports live from the Bodie Island lighthouse in the Outer Banks on Jan. 22, 2025.
WRAL meteorologist Chris Michaels was caught dancing Wednesday in front of WRAL's fountain mountain!
The Outer Banks was hit with several inches of snow on Tuesday, leaving roads to be a messy drive for motorists on Wednesday morning.
Conditions were good for sledding at Dix Park in Raleigh. WRAL reporter Kelsey Coffey gives it a shot.
Live look at snowy conditions at Carolina Beach on Jan. 22, 2025.
WRAL meterologist Aimee Wilmoth said most of the main roads weren't too treacherous on Wednesday morning after the Triangle saw snow on Tuesday night. Some of the neighborhood roads were harder to navigate.
Sky 5 captures families going sledding at Dix Park in Raleigh after Tuesday night's snowfall.
Sgt. Marcus Bethea with the North Carolina State Highway Patrol talks about seeing light traffic on Wednesday morning after snow fell across much of the state on Tuesday night.
As snow continues falling Tuesday night across central North Carolina, it's likely to cause trouble during your morning commute.
Snow began to accumulate Tuesday in Nags Head, North Carolina.
Raleigh got a little snow! Here's a live look at the snow-covered field at Dix Park.
Snow flurries began to fall Tuesday at the beach in Nags Head, North Carolina. This video does not have sound.
WRAL Storm Tracker drove through snowy conditions on Tuesday night in Cumberland County. This video does not have sound.
Watch our live camera at Top of the Hill restaurant at Franklin and Columbia streets in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This video does not have sound.
Tuesday afternoon, snowflakes started to fall around the North Carolina coast.
WRAL meterologist Chris Michaels shows how the snow we got on Tuesday is easy to remove from cars, but hard to make snowballs with.
The state Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has laid thousands of gallons of brine for this winter storm. DOT officials are warning this storm has the potential to create even slipperier conditions compared to the snow we saw earlier this year.
Fayetteville Mayor Mitch Colvin outlined preparations the city is making Tuesday before snow is expected to fall.
More air pockets between snowflakes means they act like Tetris pieces and can stack a bit more.
Sun is starting to come out in Holly Springs