* Rain Moving Out
* Rain Returns Thursday
* Pleasant Weekend
After a couple of very wet days, we'll finally enjoy a break from the rain today. Overall, the trend will be for more sunshine with seasonal afternoon readings in the warm mid 70s. THere may still be a shower or two around this afternoon, however, any rain that does develop will be spotty and not nearly as heavy as recent days.
There could be a little bit of fog around, otherwise, we'll stay dry tonight and probably for at least the first half of Thursday as well, with overnight lows in the 50s and highs Thursday in the lower 70s.
Another system will approach from the west on Thursday and bring more rain late in the day and at night. There could even be a few leftover showers around on Friday morning, but after that, we'll dry out nicely for Friday and the weekend with highs will be in the 70s all 3 days.
Hope you have a terrific Thursday!
Meteorologist Al Conklin
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After a couple of very wet days, we'll finally enjoy a break from the rain on Wednesday.
More >>After a couple of very wet days, we'll finally enjoy a break from the rain on Wednesday.
More >>Multiple roads flooded, causing dangerous conditions - not to mention traffic headaches - for many drivers just as rush hour hit.
More >>Multiple roads flooded, causing dangerous conditions - not to mention traffic headaches - for many drivers just as rush hour hit.
More >>By Wednesday, the rain will be on the way out. With mainly dry conditions, highs will recover to the mid 70s and we should stay in the seasonal 70s Thursday and Friday.
More >>By Wednesday, the rain will be on the way out. With mainly dry conditions, highs will recover to the mid 70s and we should stay in the seasonal 70s Thursday and Friday.
More >>We are getting a clearer picture now on the timing and arrival of rain for our First Alert Days Monday and Tuesday. We want to emphasize there is no severe weather threat this week, but just don't want anybody to get caught off guard by the heavy rain after such a beautiful weekend.
More >>We are getting a clearer picture now on the timing and arrival of rain for our First Alert Days Monday and Tuesday. We want to emphasize there is no severe weather threat this week, but just don't want anybody to get caught off guard by the heavy rain after such a beautiful weekend.
More >>Following Thursday's cold frontal passage, we're starting off much chiller Friday morning with daybreak readings mainly in the 30s.
More >>Following Thursday's cold frontal passage, we're starting off much chiller Friday morning with daybreak readings mainly in the 30s.
More >>Under bright, sunny skies, we'll be more seasonal today with afternoon readings in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. The wind will also howl again today with gusts back up above 20 mph.
More >>Under bright, sunny skies, we'll be more seasonal today with afternoon readings in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. The wind will also howl again today with gusts back up above 20 mph.
More >>If you've missed the warm weather, it will be back on Wednesday! Under sunny skies, we will head for the low 80s Wednesday afternoon.
More >>If you've missed the warm weather, it will be back on Wednesday! Under sunny skies, we will head for the low 80s Wednesday afternoon.
More >>There will be another cold front moving through late Wednesday night, but many of us outside of the mountains won't even see a shower.
More >>There will be another cold front moving through late Wednesday night, but many of us outside of the mountains won't even see a shower.
More >>We do expect to clear out and dry out Monday when afternoon readings dip back into the upper 50s, well below average for mid-April. It will be much colder Monday night with lows back into the 30s.
More >>We do expect to clear out and dry out Monday when afternoon readings dip back into the upper 50s, well below average for mid-April. It will be much colder Monday night with lows back into the 30s.
More >>After a warm and beautiful Saturday in the low 80s, we have made it to our First Alert Day. We do still expect things to be quite active around here during the afternoon hours with our first true severe weather event of the Spring season.
More >>After a warm and beautiful Saturday in the low 80s, we have made it to our First Alert Day. We do still expect things to be quite active around here during the afternoon hours with our first true severe weather event of the Spring season.
More >>As high pressure continues to dominate across the Southeastern U.S., it has tapped into warm air currently over the central/southern Plains and will send it in our direction over the next couple of days.
More >>As high pressure continues to dominate across the Southeastern U.S., it has tapped into warm air currently over the central/southern Plains and will send it in our direction over the next couple of days.
More >>If you're a fan of warmer weather, you're going to love the much-advertised warming trend that's now well underway!
More >>If you're a fan of warmer weather, you're going to love the much-advertised warming trend that's now well underway!
More >>With high pressure in control, we will likely remain dry for the rest of the week and highs will begin to increase each day.
More >>With high pressure in control, we will likely remain dry for the rest of the week and highs will begin to increase each day.
More >>A strong cold front will be arriving on Sunday likely bringing a line of storms producing heavy rain and gusty winds possibly reaching severe and damaging levels. Large hail would appear least likely at this point but we are still five days away, so our thinking right now is certainly subject to change. We urge you to check back here for updates to this forecast as we fine tune the timing of arrival and departure of this system.
More >>A strong cold front will be arriving on Sunday likely bringing a line of storms producing heavy rain and gusty winds possibly reaching severe and damaging levels. Large hail would appear least likely at this point but we are still five days away, so our thinking right now is certainly subject to change. We urge you to check back here for updates to this forecast as we fine tune the timing of arrival and departure of this system.
More >>High pressure will dominate the eastern half of the US for the rest of this week and with all the sunshine associated with it, temperatures will finally respond.
More >>High pressure will dominate the eastern half of the US for the rest of this week and with all the sunshine associated with it, temperatures will finally respond.
More >>There could be a few showers as you head out the door for work and school Monday morning but it all looks to be fairly light
More >>There could be a few showers as you head out the door for work and school Monday morning but it all looks to be fairly light
More >>Sunday will be a much nicer looking day. We will dry out, but highs will still struggle
More >>Sunday will be a much nicer looking day. We will dry out, but highs will still struggle
More >>By Saturday morning wet weather will become more widespread.
More >>By Saturday morning wet weather will become more widespread.
More >>Three storms in 2017 all rank among the costliest in history. Though the Carolinas were spared from the worst, many are wondering now - what will the 2018 season bring?
More >>Three storms in 2017 all rank among the costliest in history. Though the Carolinas were spared from the worst, many are wondering now - what will the 2018 season bring?
More >>It unfortunately looks like Saturday will feature yet more rain and chilly temperatures which seems to have been the weekend story for the last several weeks.
More >>It unfortunately looks like Saturday will feature yet more rain and chilly temperatures which seems to have been the weekend story for the last several weeks.
More >>We've got a stationary front just off to our north that is going to drift back and forth near the Carolinas through Tuesday.
More >>We've got a stationary front just off to our north that is going to drift back and forth near the Carolinas through Tuesday.
More >>Wednesday of this week marked the 34th anniversary of the deadliest tornado outbreak in the Carolinas in the 20th century. It is a sobering reminder of the deadly potential severe weather and tornadoes pose to those of us in this part of the country.
More >>Wednesday of this week marked the 34th anniversary of the deadliest tornado outbreak in the Carolinas in the 20th century. It is a sobering reminder of the deadly potential severe weather and tornadoes pose to those of us in this part of the country.
More >>By Wednesday, a warming trend begins. We will jump all the way to the 70s and stay there through Thursday.
More >>By Wednesday, a warming trend begins. We will jump all the way to the 70s and stay there through Thursday.
More >>Mountains still a mess; rain forecast trending later. For the most part our snow and ice forecast appears to be on track for today, although there may be some changes to the rain timing for the Charlotte area.
More >>Mountains still a mess; rain forecast trending later. For the most part our snow and ice forecast appears to be on track for today, although there may be some changes to the rain timing for the Charlotte area.
More >>After the cold start, Friday brings continued improvement with plenty of sunshine and afternoon readings close to 60 degrees, but that's still 5 degrees below average for early spring.
More >>After the cold start, Friday brings continued improvement with plenty of sunshine and afternoon readings close to 60 degrees, but that's still 5 degrees below average for early spring.
More >>Looking ahead to the weekend, the forecast goes downhill again. A cold air damming scenario will set up right from daybreak Saturday, with rain quickly moving in.
More >>Looking ahead to the weekend, the forecast goes downhill again. A cold air damming scenario will set up right from daybreak Saturday, with rain quickly moving in.
More >>A Winter Storm Warning for our mountain counties will remain in effect until 8 AM on Thursday morning.
More >>A Winter Storm Warning for our mountain counties will remain in effect until 8 AM on Thursday morning.
More >>There is a strong possibility of severe weather from Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. We are on the very northern fringe of this here in our area.
More >>There is a strong possibility of severe weather from Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. We are on the very northern fringe of this here in our area.
More >>Clouds have lowered and thickened overnight and sooner or later, a few showers are going to pop up across the area today, making for a wet Monday.
More >>Clouds have lowered and thickened overnight and sooner or later, a few showers are going to pop up across the area today, making for a wet Monday.
More >>The heaviest rain will accompany the cold front on Monday night. Rain and even a thunderstorm could roll through while most people are sleeping.
More >>The heaviest rain will accompany the cold front on Monday night. Rain and even a thunderstorm could roll through while most people are sleeping.
More >>There is a Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for Avery, Ashe and Watauga until midnight. You could see thunderstorms containing large hail and gusty winds.
More >>There is a Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for Avery, Ashe and Watauga until midnight. You could see thunderstorms containing large hail and gusty winds.
More >>Sunshine and milder afternoon readings return Thursday along with a with a 15-25 mph breeze which will be quite noticeable.
More >>Sunshine and milder afternoon readings return Thursday along with a with a 15-25 mph breeze which will be quite noticeable.
More >>Another wave of snow poured back into the mountains overnight, prompting yet another Winter Weather Advisory for Ashe, Watauga and Avery counties until 11 a.m. Wednesday.
More >>Another wave of snow poured back into the mountains overnight, prompting yet another Winter Weather Advisory for Ashe, Watauga and Avery counties until 11 a.m. Wednesday.
More >>It's a windy and cold Tuesday morning in the mountains, where a few more snow showers are falling. High Country snow showers will taper down Tuesday morning before they fire back up late Tuesday night.
More >>It's a windy and cold Tuesday morning in the mountains, where a few more snow showers are falling. High Country snow showers will taper down Tuesday morning before they fire back up late Tuesday night.
More >>The mountains have been upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning which will be in effect from midnight Monday to midnight Tuesday. This is an upgrade from the Winter Storm Watch which was issued yesterday. We are continuing to track the advancement of rain in from the southwest as an area of low-pressure is trying to form over Alabama.
More >>The mountains have been upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning which will be in effect from midnight Monday to midnight Tuesday. This is an upgrade from the Winter Storm Watch which was issued yesterday. We are continuing to track the advancement of rain in from the southwest as an area of low-pressure is trying to form over Alabama.
More >>The first half of our weekend, while not perfect, will be drier than the second and milder too despite a lack of sun. Temps should still manage the low 60s, although there will be a few brief periods of light rain or showers that roll through this afternoon.
More >>The first half of our weekend, while not perfect, will be drier than the second and milder too despite a lack of sun. Temps should still manage the low 60s, although there will be a few brief periods of light rain or showers that roll through this afternoon.
More >>Friday will provide more sun and less of a breeze, which should make for a bit of a milder afternoon as temps reach the low to mid 50s.
More >>Friday will provide more sun and less of a breeze, which should make for a bit of a milder afternoon as temps reach the low to mid 50s.
More >>Temperatures in the High Country will rise no more than about 32 and another inch or two of snow could still show up Thursday, particularly the highest elevations.
More >>Temperatures in the High Country will rise no more than about 32 and another inch or two of snow could still show up Thursday, particularly the highest elevations.
More >>After a damp start, sunshine will dominate again Wednesday, but don't expect the warm weather to return.
More >>After a damp start, sunshine will dominate again Wednesday, but don't expect the warm weather to return.
More >>Tuesday has been declared as a First Alert Day due to chilly and wet weather! There could be pockets of rain any time right through the afternoon hours.
More >>Tuesday has been declared as a First Alert Day due to chilly and wet weather! There could be pockets of rain any time right through the afternoon hours.
More >>Showers are possible as early as the morning commute. The rain will progress east through the day. Because of that, we're issuing a First Alert Day for Tuesday.
More >>Showers are possible as early as the morning commute. The rain will progress east through the day. Because of that, we're issuing a First Alert Day for Tuesday.
More >>We had a breezy, but beautiful weekend and Monday will continue that streak. Afternoon readings in the low 60s can be expected and we'll enjoy the sun most of the day.
More >>We had a breezy, but beautiful weekend and Monday will continue that streak. Afternoon readings in the low 60s can be expected and we'll enjoy the sun most of the day.
More >>We had a beautiful weekend and Monday will continue that streak. We will again reach highs in the low 60s and enjoy the sun most of the day.
More >>We had a beautiful weekend and Monday will continue that streak. We will again reach highs in the low 60s and enjoy the sun most of the day.
More >>Rain has completely overtaken the region and will be persistent through the early morning hours on Thursday, so get set for another wet commute.
More >>Rain has completely overtaken the region and will be persistent through the early morning hours on Thursday, so get set for another wet commute.
More >>Patchy light rain will arrive Wednesday, a bit earlier in our western counties, perhaps during the morning hours. For areas around Charlotte, the light areas of rain are a better bet for the midday and afternoon hours.
More >>Patchy light rain will arrive Wednesday, a bit earlier in our western counties, perhaps during the morning hours. For areas around Charlotte, the light areas of rain are a better bet for the midday and afternoon hours.
More >>After a little daybreak fog lifts, sunny skies and mild conditions will return with highs in the mid 60s.
More >>After a little daybreak fog lifts, sunny skies and mild conditions will return with highs in the mid 60s.
More >>The morning commute should be affected by the showers. The first half of the day will likely be the wettest part. Then showers are possible for the rest of the day.
More >>The morning commute should be affected by the showers. The first half of the day will likely be the wettest part. Then showers are possible for the rest of the day.
More >>It looks like we'll see our third consecutive record high in Charlotte Friday afternoon, as this remarkably warm pattern continues. Our forecast high of 80 degrees will break the previous record of 76 degrees last set back 2012.
More >>It looks like we'll see our third consecutive record high in Charlotte Friday afternoon, as this remarkably warm pattern continues. Our forecast high of 80 degrees will break the previous record of 76 degrees last set back 2012.
More >>Another record fell on Wednesday when Charlotte reached 80 degrees. Afternoon temperatures will run in the upper 70s for the rest of the week, so additional records may tumble.
More >>Another record fell on Wednesday when Charlotte reached 80 degrees. Afternoon temperatures will run in the upper 70s for the rest of the week, so additional records may tumble.
More >>We are about to trade in Monday's cool/damp air for warm/damp air the rest of the week.
More >>We are about to trade in Monday's cool/damp air for warm/damp air the rest of the week.
More >>We're in a pattern when the evenings/nights bring about a temperature inversion.
More >>We're in a pattern when the evenings/nights bring about a temperature inversion.
More >>After a beautiful Sunday, we are back to mostly cloudy skies for President's Day and likely for most of the week ahead. ?
More >>After a beautiful Sunday, we are back to mostly cloudy skies for President's Day and likely for most of the week ahead. ?
More >>Periods of rain are beginning to show up on the radar, most of which are light, as of Saturday morning. We still expect shower coverage to increase through this afternoon.
More >>Periods of rain are beginning to show up on the radar, most of which are light, as of Saturday morning. We still expect shower coverage to increase through this afternoon.
More >>After an uncanny day Thursday with gusty breeze and temperatures in the mid to upper 70s, get ready to do it all over again Friday.
More >>After an uncanny day Thursday with gusty breeze and temperatures in the mid to upper 70s, get ready to do it all over again Friday.
More >>Thursday and Friday will be very warm, considering the time of year. Highs will reach the low to mid 70s both days, which will challenge a record on Friday (76 degrees set in 1976).
More >>Thursday and Friday will be very warm, considering the time of year. Highs will reach the low to mid 70s both days, which will challenge a record on Friday (76 degrees set in 1976).
More >>While it will be warmer on Wednesday, it won't be a totally sunny day. In fact, clouds will still likely dominate the sky Wednesday and there will be showers across the mountains and foothills.
More >>While it will be warmer on Wednesday, it won't be a totally sunny day. In fact, clouds will still likely dominate the sky Wednesday and there will be showers across the mountains and foothills.
More >>Get ready for wild temperature swings over the next 48 hours with a brief burst of chilly air rushing in here for Tuesday, and followed by a pronounced warm-up for the second half of the week.
More >>Get ready for wild temperature swings over the next 48 hours with a brief burst of chilly air rushing in here for Tuesday, and followed by a pronounced warm-up for the second half of the week.
More >>While Charlotte and the Piedmont will make a run into the mid to upper 60s before falling late in the afternoon, temperatures in neighborhoods north of Interstate 85 will fall by lunchtime, into the chilly 40s and 50s by late afternoon.
More >>While Charlotte and the Piedmont will make a run into the mid to upper 60s before falling late in the afternoon, temperatures in neighborhoods north of Interstate 85 will fall by lunchtime, into the chilly 40s and 50s by late afternoon.
More >>Rain will continue through Sunday morning, heavy at times.
More >>Rain will continue through Sunday morning, heavy at times.
More >>Steady rain will return Saturday evening, and become heavy at times at night. At this point, it doesn't look like we'll get so lucky with dry breaks for Sunday.
More >>Steady rain will return Saturday evening, and become heavy at times at night. At this point, it doesn't look like we'll get so lucky with dry breaks for Sunday.
More >>Friday will be an extension of Thursday's pretty weather with seasonal temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. Enjoy the break, because another round of rain is approaching and this time it will affect both days of the weekend.
More >>Friday will be an extension of Thursday's pretty weather with seasonal temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. Enjoy the break, because another round of rain is approaching and this time it will affect both days of the weekend.
More >>The weekend will bring two more First Alert Days. Both days look to be unsettled with off and on rain over the entire period.
More >>The weekend will bring two more First Alert Days. Both days look to be unsettled with off and on rain over the entire period.
More >>Rain will overspread the WBTV viewing area from west to east Wednesday morning and linger - heavy at times, especially during the midday hours - most of the day, so plan accordingly.
More >>Rain will overspread the WBTV viewing area from west to east Wednesday morning and linger - heavy at times, especially during the midday hours - most of the day, so plan accordingly.
More >>Your Wednesday morning commute looks like a wet one as the rain spreads across the WBTV viewing area.lei
More >>Your Wednesday morning commute looks like a wet one as the rain spreads across the WBTV viewing area.lei
More >>After a chilly start, southerly winds Tuesday will allow for temperatures to rebound to near 60 degrees Tuesday afternoon.
More >>After a chilly start, southerly winds Tuesday will allow for temperatures to rebound to near 60 degrees Tuesday afternoon.
More >>The chilly, damp air of Sunday will give way to sunny skies Monday just as soon as we burn off a little daybreak fog.
More >>The chilly, damp air of Sunday will give way to sunny skies Monday just as soon as we burn off a little daybreak fog.
More >>The stage is already set for this winter weather event this weekend with cold air in place.
More >>The stage is already set for this winter weather event this weekend with cold air in place.
More >>A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. Ashe, Watauga, and Avery counties, where some light snow fell overnight.
More >>A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. Ashe, Watauga, and Avery counties, where some light snow fell overnight.
More >>A storm system will organize over the Gulf Coast States on Saturday and bring copious amounts of moisture into the Carolinas on Sunday.
More >>A storm system will organize over the Gulf Coast States on Saturday and bring copious amounts of moisture into the Carolinas on Sunday.
More >>On Thursday, we will make it back to the mid to upper 50s before the next cold front moves through. Clouds will increase in the afternoon and we could see a shower during the evening.
More >>On Thursday, we will make it back to the mid to upper 50s before the next cold front moves through. Clouds will increase in the afternoon and we could see a shower during the evening.
More >>Strong winds will continue as well, perhaps gusting as high as 50 mph creating blowing snow and reduced visibility. The snow should taper off Tuesday morning and lead to a mostly sunny day thereafter.
More >>Strong winds will continue as well, perhaps gusting as high as 50 mph creating blowing snow and reduced visibility. The snow should taper off Tuesday morning and lead to a mostly sunny day thereafter.
More >>Sunday's rain is all but gone and the trend will be for sunshine to gradually return Monday morning. Monday afternoon looks to be pretty decent with readings in the mid to upper 50s.
More >>Sunday's rain is all but gone and the trend will be for sunshine to gradually return Monday morning. Monday afternoon looks to be pretty decent with readings in the mid to upper 50s.
More >>Avery, Ashe and Watauga Counties could pick up to one to three inches of snow by Tuesday morning.
More >>Avery, Ashe and Watauga Counties could pick up to one to three inches of snow by Tuesday morning.
More >>Sunday has been declared a First Alert Day due to the likelihood of rain.
More >>Sunday has been declared a First Alert Day due to the likelihood of rain.
More >>A First Alert Day is in effect for Sunday with rain in the forecast.
More >>A First Alert Day is in effect for Sunday with rain in the forecast.
More >>Friday brings a continuation of the cool, but pleasant days we've seen to round out this workweek. Afternoon readings will rebound into the 50s again under mostly sunny skies.
More >>Friday brings a continuation of the cool, but pleasant days we've seen to round out this workweek. Afternoon readings will rebound into the 50s again under mostly sunny skies.
More >>After a colder start with daybreak readings in the upper 20s, Thursday will pretty much be copy and paste of Wednesday with sunshine and afternoon temperatures in the 50s.
More >>After a colder start with daybreak readings in the upper 20s, Thursday will pretty much be copy and paste of Wednesday with sunshine and afternoon temperatures in the 50s.
More >>We're starting off chillier Wednesday morning behind Tuesday's blustery front, daybreak readings will be mainly in the 30s.
More >>We're starting off chillier Wednesday morning behind Tuesday's blustery front, daybreak readings will be mainly in the 30s.
More >>Monday night's rain is quickly moving east and the bulk of it will be out of the WBTV viewing by daybreak Tuesday morning. Behind the rain, clouds will break and sunshine will return along with mild temperatures in the 60s yet again.
More >>Monday night's rain is quickly moving east and the bulk of it will be out of the WBTV viewing by daybreak Tuesday morning. Behind the rain, clouds will break and sunshine will return along with mild temperatures in the 60s yet again.
More >>Our warm weather streak will continue Monday. Daybreak temperatures will be close to 40 degrees for the first day back to work and school after the snow days last week.
More >>Our warm weather streak will continue Monday. Daybreak temperatures will be close to 40 degrees for the first day back to work and school after the snow days last week.
More >>Saturday night will be above freezing. That means we can continue with the melting round the clock and black ice won't be an issue in the morning.
More >>Saturday night will be above freezing. That means we can continue with the melting round the clock and black ice won't be an issue in the morning.
More >>Beyond the morning concern, Friday is shaping up to be a sunny day with milder afternoon readings that will reach the low 50s.
More >>Beyond the morning concern, Friday is shaping up to be a sunny day with milder afternoon readings that will reach the low 50s.
More >>A First Alert Day has been declared for Thursday morning due to the icy road conditions. Until we get above freezing - which may not be until after lunchtime in the Charlotte area - expect roads to be treacherous!
More >>A First Alert Day has been declared for Thursday morning due to the icy road conditions. Until we get above freezing - which may not be until after lunchtime in the Charlotte area - expect roads to be treacherous!
More >>At 4:30 a.m., rain has begun to change over to snow in the Charlotte metro area. Charlotte and surrounding areas are now under a Winter Storm Warning, which is an elevated alert from Tuesday's Winter Weather Advisory.
More >>At 4:30 a.m., rain has begun to change over to snow in the Charlotte metro area. Charlotte and surrounding areas are now under a Winter Storm Warning, which is an elevated alert from Tuesday's Winter Weather Advisory.
More >>Accumulations will be fairly light - from a dusting to an inch, with some spots picking up to about 2 inches. However, we know all too well that it doesn't take a lot of snow to cause big problems.
More >>Accumulations will be fairly light - from a dusting to an inch, with some spots picking up to about 2 inches. However, we know all too well that it doesn't take a lot of snow to cause big problems.
More >>At this point it appears the snow showers will continue off and on through midday Wednesday.
More >>At this point it appears the snow showers will continue off and on through midday Wednesday.
More >>With a bit of moisture, and cold air support from the upper levels of the atmosphere, the mountains will see a quick round of snow Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
More >>With a bit of moisture, and cold air support from the upper levels of the atmosphere, the mountains will see a quick round of snow Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
More >>A First Alert Day has been declared for Friday as a potent front races across the region producing heavy, gusty showers with isolated strong thunderstorms during the late afternoon and evening hours.
More >>A First Alert Day has been declared for Friday as a potent front races across the region producing heavy, gusty showers with isolated strong thunderstorms during the late afternoon and evening hours.
More >>As the forecast continues to trend wetter, we have decided to issue a First Alert Day for Thursday in addition to Friday.
More >>As the forecast continues to trend wetter, we have decided to issue a First Alert Day for Thursday in addition to Friday.
More >>Along with the increased chance for rain later in the week, there will be an increase in temperatures as well.
More >>Along with the increased chance for rain later in the week, there will be an increase in temperatures as well.
More >>Showers will be on the increase Thursday, but Friday is the bigger concern as a potent front will race across the region producing heavy gusty showers with isolated strong to severe thunderstorms.
More >>Showers will be on the increase Thursday, but Friday is the bigger concern as a potent front will race across the region producing heavy gusty showers with isolated strong to severe thunderstorms.
More >>Under partly sunny skies, highs Tuesday afternoon will pop up into the mid 50s, by far the warmest day so far this new year!
More >>Under partly sunny skies, highs Tuesday afternoon will pop up into the mid 50s, by far the warmest day so far this new year!
More >>The models have been trending toward a later onset of precipitation. For many of us, it will come in after the temperatures are above freezing and there will be little to no impact.
More >>The models have been trending toward a later onset of precipitation. For many of us, it will come in after the temperatures are above freezing and there will be little to no impact.
More >>As the cold air is moving out, a weak disturbance is moving in. If the two meet up at the right time, there could be a few pockets of light freezing rain/drizzle during the day on Monday.
More >>As the cold air is moving out, a weak disturbance is moving in. If the two meet up at the right time, there could be a few pockets of light freezing rain/drizzle during the day on Monday.
More >>It looks like Sunday will be our last day with lows in the low teens and highs in the 30s.
More >>It looks like Sunday will be our last day with lows in the low teens and highs in the 30s.
More >>Where the warnings are in place across the higher elevations, wind chills are in the 15 – 25 degrees below zero range are commonplace - dangerous!
More >>Where the warnings are in place across the higher elevations, wind chills are in the 15 – 25 degrees below zero range are commonplace - dangerous!
More >>For the mountains, there are wind chill warnings and advisories in effect with the higher elevations experiencing wind chills in the 15 - 25 degrees below zero range - dangerous!
More >>For the mountains, there are wind chill warnings and advisories in effect with the higher elevations experiencing wind chills in the 15 - 25 degrees below zero range - dangerous!
More >>A winter storm finally showed up with all the available cold air that has been anchored over the Carolinas since Christmas Day. However, this one is rolling up the coast and dropping all the snow in the eastern half of North and South Carolina and sparing the greater Charlotte area.
More >>A winter storm finally showed up with all the available cold air that has been anchored over the Carolinas since Christmas Day. However, this one is rolling up the coast and dropping all the snow in the eastern half of North and South Carolina and sparing the greater Charlotte area.
More >>There will be several inches of snow for the coastal areas where Winter Storm Warnings are in effect, but most models are keeping the precipitation to our east.
More >>There will be several inches of snow for the coastal areas where Winter Storm Warnings are in effect, but most models are keeping the precipitation to our east.
More >>There is a Wind Chill Advisory in effect for Avery, Ashe, Watauga and the Burke and Caldwell mountains until 10 a.m. It will feel like negative five degrees to negative 10 degrees at times.
More >>There is a Wind Chill Advisory in effect for Avery, Ashe, Watauga and the Burke and Caldwell mountains until 10 a.m. It will feel like negative five degrees to negative 10 degrees at times.
More >>The really cold air is just barely making it into the Carolinas now. There is a whole lot more still to come!
More >>The really cold air is just barely making it into the Carolinas now. There is a whole lot more still to come!
More >>Seriously, cold air is on the way in and it won't be leaving any time soon.
More >>Seriously, cold air is on the way in and it won't be leaving any time soon.
More >>Lows Friday morning will once again fall into the upper teens and low 20s around the Charlotte area.
More >>Lows Friday morning will once again fall into the upper teens and low 20s around the Charlotte area.
More >>Temps will plummet heading overnight with morning lows in the mid 20s in Charlotte and low teens in the mountains. The forecast low for Boone Thursday morning is 12°.
More >>Temps will plummet heading overnight with morning lows in the mid 20s in Charlotte and low teens in the mountains. The forecast low for Boone Thursday morning is 12°.
More >>Yes, there is still a wintry storm rolling into the deep south on Thursday night. But most of the current guidance now keeps the precipitation well to the south and east of the Charlotte area.
More >>Yes, there is still a wintry storm rolling into the deep south on Thursday night. But most of the current guidance now keeps the precipitation well to the south and east of the Charlotte area.
More >>Christmas Day's 48 high may have come as quite a shock! Temperatures won't likely change much in the week ahead.
More >>Christmas Day's 48 high may have come as quite a shock! Temperatures won't likely change much in the week ahead.
More >>Hope you're having a good Christmas! If you've been waiting for Christmas-like weather, here you go!
More >>Hope you're having a good Christmas! If you've been waiting for Christmas-like weather, here you go!
More >>The rest of the week will be quite chilly. We may not even see 50 degrees again this year!
More >>The rest of the week will be quite chilly. We may not even see 50 degrees again this year!
More >>Happy new season! Winter Solstice occurs at 11:28am Thursday. It's also the shortest day (available light) of the year, so from this point forward the days will start to get longer again.
More >>Happy new season! Winter Solstice occurs at 11:28am Thursday. It's also the shortest day (available light) of the year, so from this point forward the days will start to get longer again.
More >>The rain moved in overnight and so it affect the morning commute for many of us and there could also be patchy fog in some spots to add to the problems.
More >>The rain moved in overnight and so it affect the morning commute for many of us and there could also be patchy fog in some spots to add to the problems.
More >>Wednesday have been declared a First Alert Day, as the models are putting down a solid, soaking rain here, likely in the one to two inch range.
More >>Wednesday have been declared a First Alert Day, as the models are putting down a solid, soaking rain here, likely in the one to two inch range.
More >>Rain will arrive for many of us as early during the Wednesday morning commute, so be ready for a wet start, and the rest of the day will be wet at least off and on. The rain could be heavy at times too.
More >>Rain will arrive for many of us as early during the Wednesday morning commute, so be ready for a wet start, and the rest of the day will be wet at least off and on. The rain could be heavy at times too.
More >>After jumping up to nearly 60 degrees on Thursday, we'll briefly retreat back to about 50 degrees for highs Friday with another weak (but dry) cool front now through the area.
More >>After jumping up to nearly 60 degrees on Thursday, we'll briefly retreat back to about 50 degrees for highs Friday with another weak (but dry) cool front now through the area.
More >>A Wind Advisory remains in effect for the mountains through noon Thursday where occasional wind gusts to 40-50 mph will persist. The rest of us remain breezy Thursday morning with daybreak readings in the 30s, but mainly above freezing.
More >>A Wind Advisory remains in effect for the mountains through noon Thursday where occasional wind gusts to 40-50 mph will persist. The rest of us remain breezy Thursday morning with daybreak readings in the 30s, but mainly above freezing.
More >>We're waking up in the cold 20s Wednesday morning and some in the mountains are all the down into the teens. Plus, the wind is still an issue.
More >>We're waking up in the cold 20s Wednesday morning and some in the mountains are all the down into the teens. Plus, the wind is still an issue.
More >>A Winter Weather Advisory and a Wind Advisory are in effect for Ashe and Watauga County Tuesday.
More >>A Winter Weather Advisory and a Wind Advisory are in effect for Ashe and Watauga County Tuesday.
More >>After another cold start down in the 20s, Monday will feature sunny skies with afternoon readings rebounding to the low to mid 50s. Cold temperatures in the 30s are expected again Monday night under mostly clear skies, with a few snow showers possibly starting in the mountains late.
More >>After another cold start down in the 20s, Monday will feature sunny skies with afternoon readings rebounding to the low to mid 50s. Cold temperatures in the 30s are expected again Monday night under mostly clear skies, with a few snow showers possibly starting in the mountains late.
More >>Are you ready for Monday? The good news is that it won't be terribly eventful.
More >>Are you ready for Monday? The good news is that it won't be terribly eventful.
More >>Believe it or not, driving tonight might be even worse than Friday night, when many of us had snow falling.
More >>Believe it or not, driving tonight might be even worse than Friday night, when many of us had snow falling.
More >>Snow came through Friday dropping a sold 6"+ across the mountains and the foothills, and some places as far south as Cherryville, Lincolnton, Statesville, and Mt Ulla picked up 2"+.
More >>Snow came through Friday dropping a sold 6"+ across the mountains and the foothills, and some places as far south as Cherryville, Lincolnton, Statesville, and Mt Ulla picked up 2"+.
More >>So, we are facing cold and wet morning and evening commutes, as most areas will settle back in the cold 30s Friday (but above freezing through the daylight hours).
More >>So, we are facing cold and wet morning and evening commutes, as most areas will settle back in the cold 30s Friday (but above freezing through the daylight hours).
More >>We will continue to see our next wave of moisture work in overnight, and it looks like most areas outside of the mountains will be faced with a chilly morning rain for the commute in on Friday.
More >>We will continue to see our next wave of moisture work in overnight, and it looks like most areas outside of the mountains will be faced with a chilly morning rain for the commute in on Friday.
More >>Cold air has punched into the region, and we can feel it Thursday morning. Daybreak readings will be much colder as compared to Wednesday, down into the 30s for most neighborhoods.
More >>Cold air has punched into the region, and we can feel it Thursday morning. Daybreak readings will be much colder as compared to Wednesday, down into the 30s for most neighborhoods.
More >>While there could be some wet spots for the morning commute, it looks like the intensity picks up during the second half of the day.
More >>While there could be some wet spots for the morning commute, it looks like the intensity picks up during the second half of the day.
More >>By daybreak, most of the showers should be out of the picture, but the low clouds and drizzle will hang around for much of the day, perhaps even another of light or patchy rain Wednesday afternoon.
More >>By daybreak, most of the showers should be out of the picture, but the low clouds and drizzle will hang around for much of the day, perhaps even another of light or patchy rain Wednesday afternoon.
More >>A cold front will approach from the west on Tuesday. So, while Tuesday morning will be dry, there will be a lot more cloud cover around. During the afternoon hours, rain will be moving into the mountains.
More >>A cold front will approach from the west on Tuesday. So, while Tuesday morning will be dry, there will be a lot more cloud cover around. During the afternoon hours, rain will be moving into the mountains.
More >>The advisory was issued for Lancaster, Chesterfield, York and Chester counties until 10 a.m. The fog is an issue where the ground is damp due to overnight rain.
More >>The advisory was issued for Lancaster, Chesterfield, York and Chester counties until 10 a.m. The fog is an issue where the ground is damp due to overnight rain.
More >>Highs will continue to be above the average high of 58 degrees. We will settle down on the mid 60s through Thursday. There is almost no chance for rain.
More >>Highs will continue to be above the average high of 58 degrees. We will settle down on the mid 60s through Thursday. There is almost no chance for rain.
More >>No doubt, it's going to be a chilly morning commute, with daybreak readings in the upper 20s to low 30s. However, with plenty of sunshine to go around from start to finish, we'll warm to the low to mid 60s during the afternoon hours.
More >>No doubt, it's going to be a chilly morning commute, with daybreak readings in the upper 20s to low 30s. However, with plenty of sunshine to go around from start to finish, we'll warm to the low to mid 60s during the afternoon hours.
More >>If you have any decorating to take care of outside, Sunday would make a good day for it, with sun and highs in the low 60s.
More >>If you have any decorating to take care of outside, Sunday would make a good day for it, with sun and highs in the low 60s.
More >>This morning we have temperatures below freezing with 100% humidity in some areas. Fog has developed in these places and until temps come up above 32° it will be freezing fog.
More >>This morning we have temperatures below freezing with 100% humidity in some areas. Fog has developed in these places and until temps come up above 32° it will be freezing fog.
More >>Once the fog burns off, sunshine will return with mild afternoon readings in the low to mid 60s again, enjoy!
More >>Once the fog burns off, sunshine will return with mild afternoon readings in the low to mid 60s again, enjoy!
More >>There will be a lot more cloud cover but it shouldn't produce rain - other than perhaps a sprinkle in a few spots. Highs will be in the chilly mid to upper 50s again.
More >>There will be a lot more cloud cover but it shouldn't produce rain - other than perhaps a sprinkle in a few spots. Highs will be in the chilly mid to upper 50s again.
More >>Behind our weekend front, high pressure has settled right over the WBTV viewing area, which is a perfect set up for sunshine. It's also the perfect set up for frosty, cold conditions Monday morning.
More >>Behind our weekend front, high pressure has settled right over the WBTV viewing area, which is a perfect set up for sunshine. It's also the perfect set up for frosty, cold conditions Monday morning.
More >>Friday brings another dose of sun with highs in the comfortable and seasonable low 60s. There will be clear skies Friday and it will be chilly with evening temperatures in the 40s and overnight lows close to 40 degrees.
More >>Friday brings another dose of sun with highs in the comfortable and seasonable low 60s. There will be clear skies Friday and it will be chilly with evening temperatures in the 40s and overnight lows close to 40 degrees.
More >>Ready for another little warm up? Thursday's highs will reach the mid 60s in many neighborhoods east of the mountains and we'll remain in the 60s Friday and Saturday.
More >>Ready for another little warm up? Thursday's highs will reach the mid 60s in many neighborhoods east of the mountains and we'll remain in the 60s Friday and Saturday.
More >>We'll enjoy more sun Wednesday, but afternoon readings will still be on the chilly side, only reaching the mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods.
More >>We'll enjoy more sun Wednesday, but afternoon readings will still be on the chilly side, only reaching the mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods.
More >>The next chance for rain will arrive on Saturday along with a cold front. The timing is hard to pin down but expect at least a few showers early in the weekend.
More >>The next chance for rain will arrive on Saturday along with a cold front. The timing is hard to pin down but expect at least a few showers early in the weekend.
More >>Sunday's chilly rain has moved out, but we're still on the damp side Monday morning, and you may encounter some thick fog as you head out the door for work early on.
More >>Sunday's chilly rain has moved out, but we're still on the damp side Monday morning, and you may encounter some thick fog as you head out the door for work early on.
More >>After days of cloudy, damp and chilly weather, skies cleared out overnight and so sunshine returns for Friday and Saturday (after a little bit of morning fog early on Friday morning).
More >>After days of cloudy, damp and chilly weather, skies cleared out overnight and so sunshine returns for Friday and Saturday (after a little bit of morning fog early on Friday morning).
More >>As for Thursday, periods of persistent light rain and drizzle continue and will do so through a good bit of the morning, so most morning commuters will likely face another round of slick, wet roads to start out the day.
More >>As for Thursday, periods of persistent light rain and drizzle continue and will do so through a good bit of the morning, so most morning commuters will likely face another round of slick, wet roads to start out the day.
More >>A strong, but slow moving cold front remains draped across the Carolinas which will continue to stage mainly light periods of showers and drizzle through Wednesday night before ending Thursday.
More >>A strong, but slow moving cold front remains draped across the Carolinas which will continue to stage mainly light periods of showers and drizzle through Wednesday night before ending Thursday.
More >>A strong but slow cold front is creeping across the Carolinas Tuesday. The first thing you'll notice is rainfall, especially north of Charlotte, but it's larger legacy will be the cold air it drops on us in its wake.
More >>A strong but slow cold front is creeping across the Carolinas Tuesday. The first thing you'll notice is rainfall, especially north of Charlotte, but it's larger legacy will be the cold air it drops on us in its wake.
More >>As is typical around here during the fall season, the weather is about to take a couple of turns. While rain chances will be going up, temperatures will be going down.
More >>As is typical around here during the fall season, the weather is about to take a couple of turns. While rain chances will be going up, temperatures will be going down.
More >>The advisory was issued for counties along and south of Interstate 85. The advisory may be expanded northward and to the west since there is dense fog in other counties as well.
More >>The advisory was issued for counties along and south of Interstate 85. The advisory may be expanded northward and to the west since there is dense fog in other counties as well.
More >>A front will linger across the area from Tuesday through Thursday. That will bring rain chances but also a BIG cool-down.
More >>A front will linger across the area from Tuesday through Thursday. That will bring rain chances but also a BIG cool-down.
More >>The rain for the foothills and showers for the rest of us will soon be a thing of the past. Sunday looks to be a drier day. We will start with mainly cloudy skies but we should see more sun as the day progresses.
More >>The rain for the foothills and showers for the rest of us will soon be a thing of the past. Sunday looks to be a drier day. We will start with mainly cloudy skies but we should see more sun as the day progresses.
More >>The warming trend continues as we close out the workweek. In fact, Friday will feature the warmest weather yet in this current pattern with afternoon readings near 80 degrees.
More >>The warming trend continues as we close out the workweek. In fact, Friday will feature the warmest weather yet in this current pattern with afternoon readings near 80 degrees.
More >>We are on a warming trend for the next few days. Highs will be in the mid to upper 70s Thursday and near 80 on Friday.
More >>We are on a warming trend for the next few days. Highs will be in the mid to upper 70s Thursday and near 80 on Friday.
More >>As we move into November and closer to winter, we're actually warming up. Highs will be in the mid 70s Wednesday and Thursday.
More >>As we move into November and closer to winter, we're actually warming up. Highs will be in the mid 70s Wednesday and Thursday.
More >>After dipping below freezing for the first time this season on Monday morning, you won't have to wait long for our next warming trend as it gets underway Tuesday.
More >>After dipping below freezing for the first time this season on Monday morning, you won't have to wait long for our next warming trend as it gets underway Tuesday.
More >>A Freeze Warning has been issued for areas outside of the mountains, Northwest of the Charlotte metro as Monday morning will be the coldest yet!
More >>A Freeze Warning has been issued for areas outside of the mountains, Northwest of the Charlotte metro as Monday morning will be the coldest yet!
More >>We'll have a few showers left-over for areas east of I-77, otherwise, it's generally just cloudy with damp roads which give way to gradual clearing. Now, we get ready for the COLD!
More >>We'll have a few showers left-over for areas east of I-77, otherwise, it's generally just cloudy with damp roads which give way to gradual clearing. Now, we get ready for the COLD!
More >>There is another Frost Advisory in effect Friday morning, for the same areas that had one the last two mornings. This excludes the immediate Charlotte metro but includes all areas north and west outside of the mountains.
More >>There is another Frost Advisory in effect Friday morning, for the same areas that had one the last two mornings. This excludes the immediate Charlotte metro but includes all areas north and west outside of the mountains.
More >>Daybreak readings will be back in the chilly 30s and 40s Thursday morning as you head out the door for work and school.
More >>Daybreak readings will be back in the chilly 30s and 40s Thursday morning as you head out the door for work and school.
More >>As of 4 a.m., over 3,000 Blue Ridge Energy customers were affected by power outages in Caldwell County, Watauga County and Alleghany County, according to a spokesperson.
More >>As of 4 a.m., over 3,000 Blue Ridge Energy customers were affected by power outages in Caldwell County, Watauga County and Alleghany County, according to a spokesperson.
More >>Stanly, Union and Watauga counties are under a Tornado Watch until 9 p.m. Chester, Chesterfield, Lancaster and York counties in South Carolina are also under a Tornado Watch until 9 p.m.
More >>Stanly, Union and Watauga counties are under a Tornado Watch until 9 p.m. Chester, Chesterfield, Lancaster and York counties in South Carolina are also under a Tornado Watch until 9 p.m.
More >>There will be showers around during the morning commute for much of the area, however, the best chance for thunderstorms will arrive during the afternoon and evening hours Monday.
More >>There will be showers around during the morning commute for much of the area, however, the best chance for thunderstorms will arrive during the afternoon and evening hours Monday.
More >>We have issued a First Alert Day for Monday. A cold front is moving towards us as we speak. You can and should still enjoy your weekend though. Sunday will still be nice – maybe just a few more clouds than we had on Saturday. Highs will still be above average, in the mid 70s.
More >>We have issued a First Alert Day for Monday. A cold front is moving towards us as we speak. You can and should still enjoy your weekend though. Sunday will still be nice – maybe just a few more clouds than we had on Saturday. Highs will still be above average, in the mid 70s.
More >>Monday has been declared a First Alert Day due to the possibility of showers and thunderstorms.
More >>Monday has been declared a First Alert Day due to the possibility of showers and thunderstorms.
More >>In the short term, a gradual warm-up will continue Friday afternoon and head into the weekend. Temperatures will return to the upper 70s for our Friday, and nighttime lows will be back into the milder 50s.
More >>In the short term, a gradual warm-up will continue Friday afternoon and head into the weekend. Temperatures will return to the upper 70s for our Friday, and nighttime lows will be back into the milder 50s.
More >>A Frost Advisory is in effect for the mountains and foothills Wednesday morning until 9 a.m. Many of us will be in the upper 30s to low 40s and some spots could get just cool enough for frost to form.
More >>A Frost Advisory is in effect for the mountains and foothills Wednesday morning until 9 a.m. Many of us will be in the upper 30s to low 40s and some spots could get just cool enough for frost to form.
More >>We've had such a warm October that the next few days may come as quite a shock for some. We're going from well above to well below average.
More >>We've had such a warm October that the next few days may come as quite a shock for some. We're going from well above to well below average.
More >>After rain to start out our Monday morning, we've got a big time pattern change that will settle in during the afternoon hours, and it's one that I think many of you will like!
More >>After rain to start out our Monday morning, we've got a big time pattern change that will settle in during the afternoon hours, and it's one that I think many of you will like!
More >>In the short term, the atmosphere will remain pumped and primed to produce more showers at the slightest trigger passing through the atmosphere.
More >>In the short term, the atmosphere will remain pumped and primed to produce more showers at the slightest trigger passing through the atmosphere.
More >>The center of Hurricane Nate is approaching the mouth of the Mississippi River. Southern Louisiana is already experiencing tropical storm conditions.
More >>The center of Hurricane Nate is approaching the mouth of the Mississippi River. Southern Louisiana is already experiencing tropical storm conditions.
More >>Nate made landfall twice on Saturday as a Category one hurricane. First it rolled across the mouth of the Mississippi, moved back out over the warm water and then made landfall again along the Mississippi coast - both times as a category 1 hurricane.
More >>Nate made landfall twice on Saturday as a Category one hurricane. First it rolled across the mouth of the Mississippi, moved back out over the warm water and then made landfall again along the Mississippi coast - both times as a category 1 hurricane.
More >>Our overnight weather data is trending a little bit slower and a little farther west with Sunday's steady rain.
More >>Our overnight weather data is trending a little bit slower and a little farther west with Sunday's steady rain.
More >>So, on paper, a forecast of one to two inches of rain (Piedmont and foothills, three to four+ inches in the mountains) over the next few days sounds awesome!
More >>So, on paper, a forecast of one to two inches of rain (Piedmont and foothills, three to four+ inches in the mountains) over the next few days sounds awesome!
More >>It looks like the storm will strengthen more as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico and by the end of the weekend, is expected to be very close to the LA/MS coast as a Category 1 hurricane.
More >>It looks like the storm will strengthen more as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico and by the end of the weekend, is expected to be very close to the LA/MS coast as a Category 1 hurricane.
More >>The center of Tropical Storm Nate is moving into eastern Honduras with flooding rains expected over portions of Central America.
More >>The center of Tropical Storm Nate is moving into eastern Honduras with flooding rains expected over portions of Central America.
More >>If it sticks to the current projections, wind and rain are likely in the Carolinas, as the storm takes a northeastern curve into early next week, says the weather service.
More >>If it sticks to the current projections, wind and rain are likely in the Carolinas, as the storm takes a northeastern curve into early next week, says the weather service.
More >>We have a new tropical depression which just formed in the SW Caribbean. Currently, winds are 35mph and it will bring heavy rain to Honduras and Nicaragua for the next day or so. From there, the storm will begin to make progress to the north and strengthen as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico.
More >>We have a new tropical depression which just formed in the SW Caribbean. Currently, winds are 35mph and it will bring heavy rain to Honduras and Nicaragua for the next day or so. From there, the storm will begin to make progress to the north and strengthen as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico.
More >>For now, high pressure remains in control of our weather. That means more sunny days with cool mornings in the 50s and afternoon readings in the seasonal 70s.
More >>For now, high pressure remains in control of our weather. That means more sunny days with cool mornings in the 50s and afternoon readings in the seasonal 70s.
More >>Every day over the past week has had a high temperature of at least 86 degrees and most days were between 88 and 93 degrees, ouch!
More >>Every day over the past week has had a high temperature of at least 86 degrees and most days were between 88 and 93 degrees, ouch!
More >>By fall standards, Wednesday afternoon will be a scorcher, as we are forecasting temperatures in the low 90s.
More >>By fall standards, Wednesday afternoon will be a scorcher, as we are forecasting temperatures in the low 90s.
More >>Hurricane Maria will make its closest pass to the Outer Banks Wednesday morning as it glides northward about 140 miles east of the coastline.
More >>Hurricane Maria will make its closest pass to the Outer Banks Wednesday morning as it glides northward about 140 miles east of the coastline.
More >>Next weekend, it could actually feel like fall! Highs will be in the mid 70s.
More >>Next weekend, it could actually feel like fall! Highs will be in the mid 70s.
More >>We've been telling you for days the date and time Fall would arrive, but what is actually happening at that moment?
More >>We've been telling you for days the date and time Fall would arrive, but what is actually happening at that moment?
More >>Charlotte reached 90 degrees on Wednesday, making it the warmest day since Aug. 23 when we hit 93 degrees.
More >>Charlotte reached 90 degrees on Wednesday, making it the warmest day since Aug. 23 when we hit 93 degrees.
More >>Hurricane Maria made landfall on Puerto Rico early Wednesday morning as a strong Category 4 storm packing winds of 155 mph. Maria is the strongest storm to strike the island since the 1930s.
More >>Hurricane Maria made landfall on Puerto Rico early Wednesday morning as a strong Category 4 storm packing winds of 155 mph. Maria is the strongest storm to strike the island since the 1930s.
More >>Maria quickly strengthened to a major hurricane with 160 mph winds, now moving W-NW at 9 mph as a Category 5 storm.
More >>Maria quickly strengthened to a major hurricane with 160 mph winds, now moving W-NW at 9 mph as a Category 5 storm.
More >>Hurricane Maria has intensified into a major Hurricane and is headed for the Leeward Islands.
More >>Hurricane Maria has intensified into a major Hurricane and is headed for the Leeward Islands.
More >>Most models are sending Jose around in a circle then keeping it out over the ocean. We aren’t currently expecting to see any impacts from this storm into next week.
More >>Most models are sending Jose around in a circle then keeping it out over the ocean. We aren’t currently expecting to see any impacts from this storm into next week.
More >>Continued slow weakening is forecast, and Irma is likely to become a tropical depression on Tuesday.
More >>Continued slow weakening is forecast, and Irma is likely to become a tropical depression on Tuesday.
More >>It looks like the storm should weaken over the next 48 hours. However, as it makes a turn to the south and moves over warmer waters, it will eventually have the chance to restrengthen.
More >>It looks like the storm should weaken over the next 48 hours. However, as it makes a turn to the south and moves over warmer waters, it will eventually have the chance to restrengthen.
More >>A wind advisory is in effect until 4 a.m. Tuesday, with forecasters predicting winds of 25 mph and gusts up to 40 mph. Early Monday, the winds were still in the 20 mph range.
More >>A wind advisory is in effect until 4 a.m. Tuesday, with forecasters predicting winds of 25 mph and gusts up to 40 mph. Early Monday, the winds were still in the 20 mph range.
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