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Local News | News | Weather | Traffic Local News Silver Alert canceled for Roanoke Rapids man Man rescued from burning vehicle in Vance Protesters decry photo at Triangle Center Mall Deputy kills suspect in home break-ins, attempted murders Home break-in suspect wanted for attempted murder, sex assault Fundraisers held for slain trooper's family Durham residents fight for right to raise chickens Person of interest in Ga. death might be in Fayetteville Self defense class held in honor of slain student Carthage man charged in wreck N.C. group protests war with Iran Fayetteville shoppers 'stuff the bus' with school supplies Shoppers take advantage of tax-free weekend Raleigh church gives out bookbags News Relentlessly optimistic Weather Storms to die out overnight WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : First i want to say how much I enjoy Greg Fishel's weather reports. He seems to be very knowledgeable and gives great insight as to why the weather is doing what it is doing. We moved from the snow belt in Ohio about 18 months ago so we are enjoying the NC weather tremendously! I am reading Peter Robinson's book on North Carolina weather and have come across the fact that starting this year they are repeating the names for hurricanes from 2002 and the hurricane names from 2003 in 2009 and so on. My question is why are they doing this? Thanks for taking time to read this and hopefully answering my question. Keep up the good work. WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : Recently I noticed that a storm map says 156+mph winds for a category five hurricane. A few days ago It said 155+mph winds. Which Is True? 155 or 156? Traffic Tree blocks Interstate 40 eastbound