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North Carolina weather alerts
4 active alerts across 3 counties in North Carolina right now: a Beach Hazards Statement and 3 Coastal Flood Advisories. Pick a county or city for what is active, what it means, and a year of history.
3 of 100 counties with alerts most common now: Coastal Flood Advisory All counties Get alerts on your phone →
Where the alerts are right now
Beach Hazards Statement, Coastal Flood Advisory 3 Pender County
Beach Hazards Statement, Coastal Flood Advisory 2 Brunswick County
Coastal Flood Advisory 1
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Alerts by city in North Carolina
Every city of 50,000 or more. Alerts are issued by county, so a city page shows the alerts for the county it sits in.
Mecklenburg County0 Raleigh
Wake County0 Greensboro
Guilford County0 Durham
Durham County0 Winston-Salem
Forsyth County0 Fayetteville
Cumberland County0 Cary
Wake County0 Wilmington
New Hanover County3 High Point
Guilford County0 Concord
Cabarrus County0 Asheville
Buncombe County0 Greenville
Pitt County0 Gastonia
Gaston County0 Jacksonville
Onslow County0 Apex
Wake County0 Huntersville
Mecklenburg County0 Chapel Hill
Orange County0 Burlington
Alamance County0 Kannapolis
Cabarrus County0 Wake Forest
Wake County0 Rocky Mount
Nash County0 Mooresville
Iredell County0
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What these alerts mean
A warning means the hazard is happening or about to; a watch means conditions favour it; an advisory is a lesser hazard still worth planning around.
Minor coastal flooding is expected, usually around high tide. Expect water on low-lying roads near the shore.
Hazards such as rip currents, sneaker waves or cold water are expected at the beach.
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