Today marks the start of Hurricane Season; as I’ve said for most of my career, it only takes one storm to have a bad season. People are on edge from last season, so our job is to provide down-to-earth weather forecasting without the hype. Don’t post 10+ day-out forecasts….

Here we go! A+ stunning weather ahead across North Carolina! #ncwx

Severe Weather Update: www.ncwxauthority.com/post/severe-...

Well, look at this: When you push, it happens. Three North Carolina house reps have introduced a bill to fund/improve and modernize the NWS. I pushed for this in DC. @RepDeborahRoss said she would try to work with NC representatives on finding a bill. I hope this bill advances.

I did it; I made a YouTube channel, give it a follow, and check out my first video covering the Severe Weather Threat today. #ncwx youtu.be/jQZFubfjwCc?...

There is the potential for strong to severe storms on Monday afternoon and evening across NC. It is a rather complicated setup with a high bust potential; read more of my thoughts about the potential threat here. www.ncwxauthority.com/post/strong-... #ncwx

Strong to Severe Storms are possible Saturday night west and Sunday elsewhere across the state. Severe Weather outbreak expected across the Deep South too. My complete write up here. www.ncwxauthority.com/post/strong-... #ncwx

Total Lunar Eclipse Tonight: If you're a big fan of cool space things, tonight is your night. A Total Lunar Eclipse will occur tonight and be visible across North Carolina and most of North America. 1/2 #ncwx

Here comes spring: Mother Nature is ready to start spring early. Highs will be in the 60s and 70s for the rest of the week. Above-average temperatures are expected all week. Spring fever will be in full swing by the end of the week; it should be a very nice week. Enjoy! -Ethan #ncwx

For all the new people on here!!

Strong to severe storms are likely on Wednesday across parts of the state; here’s my full update below. www.ncwxauthority.com/post/severe-... #ncwx

Strong to severe storms are possible on Wednesday across North Carolina; here’s my full write-up regarding the situation below. #ncwx www.ncwxauthority.com/post/strong-...

Strong to severe storms are possible on Wednesday across North Carolina; here’s my full write-up regarding the situation below. #ncwx www.ncwxauthority.com/post/strong-...

I will always advocate for the industry I care about so deeply and for the people who rely on accurate forecasting to stay safe. Here’s more of my message.

This situation has deeply impacted me, both personally and professionally, as many of my friends and colleagues have lost their jobs. While I have no interest in politics, I do believe in standing up for the weather community and the vital work we do.

Rep. Eric Sorensen of Illinois staff, the only meteorologist in Congress, and Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawaii staff, who has introduced bipartisan legislation this week to support and protect the National Weather Service.

I personally met with—or spoke with staff from—the offices of Rep. Deborah Ross (NC-02), Rep. Richard Hudson (NC-09), Sen. Ted Budd, Rep. Valerie Foushee (NC-04), Rep. Greg Murphy (NC-03), and Rep. David Rouzer. (NC-03). I also met with

The vast majority of the lawmakers I spoke to didn’t know cuts were happening at NOAA/NWS as they were told it wasn’t going to happen. I just kept advocating and fighting.

It’s been hard to come up with words regarding the situation at NWS/NOAA the last few days. Roughly 1k meteorologists have been fired, and this will have profound impacts. I just got back from two days in DC fighting for NOAA/NWS. I met with over 12 lawmakers. I am very mad.

On the way to the US Capitol to meet with lawmakers, it's time to fight for NWS/NOAA and science! 👏🏻 #ncpol #ncwx

I’ve been very clear about my unwavering support for the National Weather Service and NOAA. Please see my letter from my Weather page, North Carolina’s Weather Authority, to North Carolina senators and other representatives. #ncwx #ncpol

This forecast has been a complete headache and quite interesting to make; I’ve adjusted my snow/ice maps slightly to account for the dry slot across the Triad/Foothills that’ll likely overperform. My full forecast thoughts here, it’s long. www.ncwxauthority.com/post/winter-... #ncwx

The fourth-year meteorology student at NC State has run a wildly popular forecasting page called North Carolina’s Weather Authority since he was 12.

My first call snow and ice maps for North Carolina, and my full written forecast below. There will be some sweet spots and some with very little snow, and a very complicated forecast, especially for Central NC. www.ncwxauthority.com/post/winter-... #ncwx

My Winter Storm Forecast update, in trust NC fashion, is a very complex, messy forecast. Read my forecast thoughts here. www.ncwxauthority.com/post/winter-... #ncwx

For NC followers who grew to love NCWA on FB, great news: They’re now on Bluesky! Here’s their latest info about the upcoming winter weather forecast.

Hey NC folx- here we go again. Follow Ethan or @timbuckleywx.bsky.social for up to date, no BS forecasts for the Piedmont. #ncwx

Here we go again, my full update is below in written form. www.ncwxauthority.com/post/winter-... #ncwx

A busy few days ahead! First, we have Severe Weather and High Winds. Gusts of 35-50 MPH Sunday could cause outages and downed trees. Some strong storms are possible too across the state #ncwx

(1 of 5) JUST IN: January temperature marks a new global milestone. Arctic sea ice coverage near record low. bit.ly/3Qd7FdP #StateOfClimate @climate.noaa.gov

Significant icing in Boone from Freezing rain, leading to down trees and power outages. Photos: Cam Lopes.

North Carolina’s Weather Authority is now on Bluesky, our newest forecasts, severe weather alerts, and many more will now be posted to Bluesky. Don’t forget to like our Facebook page too. t.co/h1IE3lrvjL

Warm today

Spring like weather today!

Warm weather fans rejoice above-average temperatures are on the way this week. Temperatures will turn much warmer Tuesday through the weekend across the state; highs starting tomorrow will be in the 50s and 60s for most areas; by the end of the week, some places might flirt with 70° #ncwx

North Carolina’s Weather Authority is now on Bluesky, our newest forecasts, severe weather alerts, and many more will now be posted to Bluesky. Don’t forget to like our Facebook page too. t.co/h1IE3lrvjL