Tropical Storm Earl forms in Caribbean Sea
Tropical Storm Earl has formed in the northwestern portion of the Caribbean Sea.
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Handful of local schools run into weather issues on first day of football practice
Monday marked the first official day for high school football practice all around the state. A handful of local squads hit the field early in the morning. Those teams did not have weather issues. Some of the teams that waited around had to deal with lightning delays.
Makenzi Henderson, Gabrielle Deabler head on to new adventures
If there's anything certain about working in TV news, it's that change is inevitable. And so this week WWAY says goodbye to a couple of great talents who have been a big part of our team.
Red Cross opens shelter after flash floods in central NC
The American Red Cross is opening a shelter for people forced to evacuate their homes after flooding caused by heavy rains that lashed across central North Carolina.
Storms cause power outages in Brunswick County
A couple thousand people lost power Thursday night in Brunswick County due to severe thunderstorms.
'Hot, wet and wild' 2016 weather as US has warmest June
Federal meteorologists say America's warm, wild and costly weather broke another record with the hottest June.
Locals and visitors look for relief from heat wave
Many felt the intense heat and humidity Tuesday as a heat wave build across our area.
Fireworks still on, for now, in Carolina Beach
Carolina Beach said they are hoping the weather does not force them to make changes to their Independence Day plans, but the folks at the Chamber of Commerce said there are back up plans.
Lightning safety PSA released for deaf and hard of hearing community
National Weather Service recently released a new lightning safety PSA for deaf and hard of hearing community.
Hot car deaths nearly triple so far this year
It is every parent's worst nightmare.
Colin no longer a tropical storm as it pulls away from the Outer Banks
Tropical Storm Warnings were canceled Tuesday morning Brunswick, New Hanover and Pender counties as Tropical Storm Colin continues to track up the Atlantic coast.
Tropical Storm Colin has minimal impact on Cape Fear
We have been tracking Tropical Storm Colin for several days and the storm made only minimal impact on the Cape Fear has it skirted by.
Carolina Beach prepping for Colin
In anticipation of Tropical Storm Colin, town leaders are prepping for rain and possible flooding.
Tropical Storm Colin continues to track across in Gulf of Mexico
Tropical Storm Colin continues to track across in Gulf of Mexico
WATCH: WWAY Hurricane Special looks back at Bertha & Fran, ahead to this season
Join Chief Meteorologist Scott Dean and meteorologists Gabrielle Deabler and Helen Holt for our 2016 Hurricane Special.
Post-Tropical Cyclone Bonnie continues to weaken in South Carolina
As of 11:00 am Monday morning Bonnie weakened into a post-tropical cyclone.
Tropical Depression Bonnie continues to weaken in coastal SC
Tropical Depression Bonnie continues to weaken in coastal SC
Tropical Storm Bonnie strengthens slightly near Carolina coast
Tropical Storm Bonnie gained strength Saturday night as it moved closer to the US coast.
Tropical depression 2 expected to become Tropical Storm Bonnie
Forecasters continue to monitor a developing area of low pressure east of the Bahamas.
NOAA predicts near-normal hurricane season
U.S. government forecasters expect a near-normal Atlantic hurricane season, after three relatively slow years.
#ThisIsThePlace Roadtrip heads to Carolina Beach for final stop
Our #ThisIsThePlace Roadtrip has allowed us to show what our newscast "Good Evening Wilmington" is all about. The 5:30 p.m. newscast each weeknight is all about good news, and there's lots of it around our area.
NHC: System in Atlantic an 80% chance of tropical development
Forecasters continue to monitor a developing area of low pressure east of the Bahamas.
SBA disaster loan deadline for Oct. flooding is next month
The U.S. Small Business Administration reminds small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture and private nonprofit organizations in Brunswick, Columbus, Mecklenburg, Robeson and Union counties in North Carolina of the June 28, 2016 deadline to apply for Economic Injury Disaster Loans as a result of excessive rain and flooding that began on Oct., 2015.
Get Ready: It's Hurricane Preparedness Week in North Carolina
The North Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through the end of November but storms have affected the state as early as May, such as Tropical Storm Ana last year.