A First Alert Weather Day has been declared for Thursday morning due to a Dense Fog Advisory.
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Our Code Orange Air Quality Alert remains in place state-wide through the remainder of our Thursday & will be back again for some on Friday.
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Our Code Orange Air Quality Alert remains in place state-wide through the remainder of our Thursday & will be back again for Friday.
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The Great Smoky Mountains were a little smokier this week, and in the North Carolina High Country visibility was reduced along the Blue Ridge mountains due to those fires in Canada.
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Friday looks to be mostly sunny with highs in the low 80s.
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In the Charlotte area, the smoke from those wildfires has led to a Code Orange Air Quality Alert for the rest of the week.
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That Code Orange is for the smoke and haze due to the Canadian wildfires.