Rachel Duensing is a meteorologist who specializes in local weather forecasting for the Raleigh, North Carolina area. She provides weather updates and safety tips for CBS 17 (WNCN) and Yahoo News, focusing on topics such as winter weather, severe storms, and the impact of climate patterns on local conditions.
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Rachel Duensing's articles predominantly focus on weather-related events and their impact, particularly in North Carolina. She frequently cites data and covers seasonal and event-based topics related to weather, environment, and sustainability.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The leaves are changing and it feels a little more like fall across central North Carolina, but here's a reminder hurricane season runs through the end of November!
Friday was yet another record-breaking warm day. Raleigh hit 81 degrees Friday, breaking the previous record of 80 degrees set back in 1986. In addition to record-breaking warmth, it’s also 1…
This means it is expected to impact land within the next 48 hours, and even though it hasn’t fully developed yet, advisories need to be put in place so people can start preparing for impacts.
Humans are the No. 1 cause of wildfires, especially when it comes to careless debris burning.
By: Keaton Eberly
It has been almost two months since Hurricane Helene devastated the North Carolina mountains and the National Weather Service in Greenville-Spartanburg has released the estimated speed of the wind …
A month ago, North Carolina was abnormally dry, and even with the rain in November, the drought did not improve. In fact: it got worse.
Chido moving generally toward Madagascar, due Friday The 3rd named tropical storm this season in the Southwest Indian Ocean Basin – called Chido – formed Tuesday, December 10.
Even though summer in Australia doesn't start until next week (with the solstice), millions of Australians are expected to undergo a Severe Heatwave starting this weekend and into the coming week.
By: Rachel Duensing
In a bipartisan effort led in part by North Carolina congresswoman Deborah Ross, lawmakers want to make sure funding will go toward three next generation hurricane hunter aircraft sooner rather tha…
The holidays are here and that means decking the halls and branches of a North Carolina Fraser Fir.
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