Watch the coastal storm roll through North Carolina beaches on these live webcams
The system will bring rain, coastal flooding and rough surf from Cape Fear to Ocracoke, but also could bring tropical storm-like conditions along a path roughly from Charlotte to Mount Airy. The Triangle area could see more than two inches of rain and gusty winds as the storm slowly churns through.
Tropical storm warnings issued for the Carolina coast as forecasters predict heavy rain and coastal flood threat
Tropical storm warnings have been issued from Edisto Beach, South Carolina northward to Ocracoke Inlet, North Carolina. The disturbance is being called Potential Tropical Cyclone Eight, a designation used by the National Hurricane Center to denote a storm that has not yet formed but is expected to soon and will bring impacts within the 48-hour window that requires alerts to be issued.
Coastal storm brings tropical storm conditions, flood threat to the Carolinas
A coastal storm has taken shape from a non-tropical area of low pressure attached to a dying cold front off the southeastern U.S., bringing heavy rains, coastal flooding, and tropical storm conditions (winds above 38 mph) to the Carolinas today.
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It never became a tropical depression, but Potential Tropical Cyclone Eight brought rain totals like North Carolina hasn't seen in hundreds of years.
Severe storm threat, tornadoes, flooding possible in coastal North Carolina Monday
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Severe storm floods Carolinas with heavy rains, threatens Mid-Atlantic
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Coastal storm dumps upwards of 20 inches of rain in Carolina Beach, NC
Despite never receiving an official name, the storm that was once known as Potential Tropical Cyclone Eight has left its mark on southeastern North Carolina.
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