"Things are really starting to settle down," WRAL meteorologist Aimee Wilmoth said. "The severe threat is over for most of us." The focus will turn to cleanup Wednesday afternoon as crews work to ...

"We always teach kids to 'be prepared, not scared,'" said WRAL meteorologist Aimee Wilmoth. "So many kids are scared of severe storms. As long as you have a plan in place and know how to protect ...

Hurricane season is behind us, and last year was a rough one for North Carolina. WRAL meteorologist Anthony Baglione explains the National Hurricane Center's latest accuracy report showing how ...

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As temperatures get warmer, trees start budding and that means more pollen. Raleigh has not started to gather pollen data yet. They plan to begin that early next week, but Forsyth County is ...