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Shelf Clouds vs. Wall Clouds (opens the original)
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Eastern North Carolina has seen its share of impressive storm formations in 2026, including shelf and wall clouds associated with severe thunderstorms in Washington and Greenville. 1. A Shelf Cloud over Washington on June 27th, 2026. 30-50 mph winds were recorded with this Severe Warned Thunderstorm. 2. A Wall Cloud over Greenville on August 16th, 2026. Rotation was detected only in the upper levels with this Severe Warned Thunderstorm. 3. A Wall Cloud over Greenville on March 8th, 2026. Rotatio
Damaging winds, tornadoes and flooding possible across Eastern North Carolina (opens the original)
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A prolonged stretch of severe weather is expected to bring the threat of damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and heavy rainfall to Eastern Carolina through Friday morning. Scattered thunderstorms are possible Wednesday afternoon as the sea breeze develops. A more widespread round of severe weather is expected to move into the region Wednesday night before continuing through Thursday and into Friday morning. The leading edge of the storms is expected to reach the Greenville, Martin and Bertie coun
2 to 7 inches of rain possible next week as tropical system track remains uncertain (opens the original)
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WCTI StormTrack 12 meteorologists are tracking rainfall potential tied to a possible tropical system next week. Rainfall estimates could range from 2 to 7 inches, depending on the track of the low. Rain associated with the potential tropical system will likely begin Wednesday, July 22, and continue through Friday afternoon. The forecast remains dependent on the trajectory and development of the system, so residents should continue to monitor updates from StormTrack 12.
Smoke forecast to reach Eastern North Carolina Friday, lingering into Saturday morning (opens the original)
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EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — Wildfire smoke from Minnesota is expected to impact the atmosphere across Eastern Carolina today through Saturday morning. StormTrack 12 meteorologists say the greatest impacts in our region are expected to begin Friday morning. Forecast maps show smoke moving into parts of North Carolina, including areas across Eastern Carolina. Air Quality Alerts may be issued later today as the smoke continues to move into the region. People with asthma, heart or lung conditions, olde
A tropical disturbance forms along the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida Coast next week (opens the original)
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WCTI StormTrack 12 meteorologists are tracking a potential tropical disturbance that could begin developing late this weekend into early next week. Meteorologists say a cold front is expected to push into the region Sunday night, bringing a chance for severe weather into early Monday morning. Those storms could be enhanced by an area of lower pressure. By Wednesday, July 22, into Thursday, July 23, an upper-level low could help pull heavier rain and storms toward eastern North Carolina. StormTra
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