10K views · 114 reactions | Here is an NWS radar mosaic loop of the southeast sector, that runs from approximately 7:30 PM Thursday Oct 6, through approximately 10:30 AM Sunday, Oct 9, 2016. This loop shows the track of Hurricane Matthew and the evolution of the heavy rains over central and eastern North Carolina, that ultimately led to the catastrophic flooding over those parts of the state. | US National Weather Service Raleigh NC | Facebook

4.6K views · 73 reactions | U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) on Reels | Facebook

1.1K views · 26 reactions | 12:00 PM Radar Update: A line of showers and storms are moving into western NC. This line of showers and embedded storms will reach the Triad between 3 and 5 PM, with some isolated strong/damaging wind gusts possible. #NCwx | US National Weather Service Raleigh NC | Facebook

11K views · 121 reactions | Heavy rain for hours last night left cars underwater in Raleigh, North Carolina: | AccuWeather | Facebook

6.4K views · 44 reactions | Severe storms produced at least one tornado in North Carolina on Thursday, May 26, the National Weather Service reported. Credit: Kelly Meade via Storyful | WNCT-TV | Facebook