Following a rainy week, forecasts of snow are popping up. Here's what is coming to certain parts of Western North Carolina.

Mount Mitchell has received its first snowfall of this year's fall season, the National Weather Service confirmed.

The Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountain regions, according to scientists with explorefall.com, and they claim that their forecast model has a three-day accuracy for fall color prediction of 80%.

The coldest temperatures of the season so far will be felt across the western North Carolina mountains Thursday night.

Western North Carolina faces a freeze warning from Friday 2 am to 9 am, with sub-freezing temperatures as low as 29 degrees ...

It's been a soggy end to October across the Carolinas, but while most of the region was dodging the raindrops, up in the ...

The system bringing rain to the region on Wednesday will be the same system that could bring some snow to a few higher ...

Snowfall across North Carolina varies greatly from the coast to the mountains.   Our mountains often experience snow in the ...

In North Carolina, Bardon said our more extreme weather patterns in recent years ... pre-Helene fall tourist traffic in the N ...

Thirty-four flash flood emergencies were issued by the National Weather Service in Greenville-Spartanburg (NWS GSP) on the morning of Sept. 27. That morning, Haywood County saw its first flood ...