Explore Raleigh's snow history. Discover record-breaking winter storms and the 2023-2024 outlook. Posted 11:00 a.m. Dec 4, 2023 — Updated 11:00 a.m. Dec 4, 2023 ...

Snow in Raleigh may be rare, but it is possible. The last measurable snow in North Carolina’s capital was Jan. 29, 2022. Less than half an inch fell on the city, The News & Observer previously ...

As of Sunday, Jan. 19, the National Weather Service seven-day forecast for Raleigh shows a slight chance of snow after 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 21, with a higher chance of snow Tuesday night, with ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Many across central North Carolina got a measurable snowfall, a first since 2022. RDU officially got less than an inch of snow, along with 0.07" of ice. Areas closer to the ...

To satisfy your snow craving, here's a look back at some of the most recent snowfalls in Raleigh. Posted 11:00 a.m. Dec 1, 2023 — Updated 11:18 a.m. Mar 19 NO TITLE PROVIDED ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — By mid-afternoon Sunday, snow was falling in North Carolina west of the Triangle around Winston-Salem and Greensboro — with reports of flurries in Burlington and Durham.

However, Raleigh has seen measurable snow in February, March, even April. In 1996, Raleigh got 5.6 inches of snow in February and 0.9 inches in March.

Raleigh and most of central North Carolina could see snow, sleet or freezing rain as a low-pressure system travels up the coast this weekend, meeting Arctic air that’s been in place for days.

Snow is the forecast for Raleigh County this week. Simone Lewis, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in South Charleston, said wintry conditions are expected to begin late Wednesday ...

A storm on its way to the Carolinas could blanket much of N.C. with a thick layer of snow. Raleigh and Chapel Hill could get around 2 inches of snow, while up to 3 inches are expected in Durham ...

Snow in Raleigh may be rare, but it is possible. The last measurable snow in North Carolina’s capital was Jan. 29, 2022.Less than half an inch fell on the city, The News & Observer previously ...