Friday, March 7 2014 4:08 PM EST2014-03-07 21:08:10 GMT
A messy, raw cold front of rain, snow and sleet moved across the WBTV viewing area Friday morning, leading North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory to declare a State of Emergency by Friday afternoon.More >>
A messy, raw cold front of rain, snow and sleet moved across the WBTV viewing area Friday morning, leading North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory to declare a State of Emergency by Friday afternoon.More >>
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Friday, March 7 2014 3:23 PM EST2014-03-07 20:23:41 GMT
A school bus from Rowan-Salisbury Schools hit an icy spot Friday morning and slid down an embankment. The driver of the school bus told WBTV's David Whisenant that the bus had three students on boardMore >>
A school bus from Rowan-Salisbury Schools hit an icy spot Friday morning and slid down an embankment.More >>
Wednesday, March 5 2014 11:37 PM EST2014-03-06 04:37:30 GMT
A Fort Mill mom wants to send a message to parents after she caught her 15-year-old daughter having sex with a man who she met on a popular social media site. The man claimed to be a teenager. The motherMore >>
A Fort Mill mom wants to send a message to parents after she caught her 15-year-old daughter having sex with a man who she met on a popular social media site.More >>
An area of low pressure to our west is sending a lot of moisture our way, and soaking rain is in the forecast for Sunday.
The highest totals will remain south of Charlotte, where over 2 inches of rain are possible. To the north, expect upwards of an inch to fall before the rain pushes east late this afternoon.
In the mountains, an upper level disturbance will then move in overnight and bring another round of winter weather to the high country. A Winter Storm Watch is in effect until Tuesday evening for elevations above 3500 feet, where 5-7 inches of snow are possible through Tuesday afternoon.
Wind gusts of up to 40 mph will also cause blowing snow and poor visibility along mountain roads.
