Tuesday gives us a little bit of a breather. Most communities will stay dry for much of the day, although we can't completely rule out an isolated afternoon shower. The bigger story will once again be the heat. Afternoon highs climb into the mid-90s, and with all that humidity hanging around, it'll feel more like the lower 100s.
A possible tornado was spotted in central Mississippi near Richland on Wednesday.
Winter makes a comeback to the High Country this weekend with on and off snow showers.
The 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season is predicted to be "above average".
After an active day of severe weather across the southeast, more storms will be possible beginning Wednesday afternoon.
At least one person has died in the southeast as storms rolled through Tuesday.
A confirmed EF-2 tornado tore through homes and buildings in Anson County on Thursday with winds up to 120mph, according to the National Weather Service-Raleigh.
A tornado watch has been issued for areas southeast of Charlotte until 8pm.
Damaging wind still the main threat, but isolated tornadoes will be possible along with localized flooding.
