Impacts began late Friday into Saturday, with snow and hurricane-force wind gusts possibly whipping up blizzard conditions along parts of the North Carolina and Virginia coasts by Saturday night. This storm is expected to bring more snow than ice to Central NC.

It won't be historic, but it'll likely still be pretty significant. Here's where it stands right now.

Raleigh faces a winter storm with up to 7 inches of snow, strong winds, and extreme cold, with travel warnings issued.

Governor Josh Stein will host a winter weather briefing at 1 p.m. to acknowledge NCDOT's efforts during last weekend's storm and provide updates on th

It’s starting to snow Saturday in counties across central North Carolina, and first responders and businesses are looking ahead for potential impact on roads,

Everyone from school systems to local municipalities is preparing for the worst as an ice storm threatens travel and power.

Bookmark this page. It will be updated throughout the storm on Saturday and Sunday.

Patchy black ice prompts Raleigh residents to stay cautious on roads, with a winter storm and cold snap expected this weekend.

Snowfall is picking up across the state. The Triangle is expecting to get up to three inches of snow through Sunday.

More snow and persistently cold temperatures could prolong cleanup, according to the N.C. Department of Transportation.