By Wednesday morning, any lingering showers will be long gone, and we're in for a much nicer day. Sunshine returns, clouds gradually break apart, and temperatures climb quickly into the upper 80s. It will feel more like summer again, and a steady west-southwest breeze could gust close to 20 mph at times.
Newly formed Tropical Storm Arthur will influence our weather tomorrow.
The first named tropical storm of the year could develop by the weekend.
A disaster declaration for 18 North Carolina counties damaged by unusual winter thunderstorms and tornadoes means local governments will get help from Washington to pay for the cleanup.
We could be talking about the 90s for next weekend.
The U.S. Geological Survey says that two earthquakes have struck western North Carolina in just over 24 hours.
Strong storms pummel the area, producing not just lightning, but golf ball sized hail, heavy rain, and high winds.
Severe weather possible Tuesday night with damaging wind, large hail, and isolated tornadoes all possible threats.
President Donald Trump has approved a disaster request from South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster following tornadoes and severe weather that hit the state last month, according to a Saturday news release.
