Tuesday still starts on the cold side, but things improve as the day goes on. Sunshine sticks around all day, and afternoon temperatures rebound into the upper 40s to low 50s. It will be a noticeable step in the right direction and the start of a gradual warming trend as high pressure moves in from the east.
While severe drought has been completely flushed out of the Carolinas, wide swaths of moderate drought and abnormally dry conditions remain.
The Strawberry Full Moon is the Last Supermoon of 2021!
James goes on the road and visits some local mobile dining staples around the Queen City.
Tuesday's cold front will bring scattered showers with an isolated severe storm threat.
Heavy showers and storms arrive overnight and last through much of our Father's Day.
Threat for flash flooding from what will likely become Tropical Storm Claudette will stretch into the southeast this weekend.
Furnace creek holds the record for the hottest recorded temperature on Earth which was 134°. They will make a run at 130° this week.
Regardless of development, heavy rain and gusty winds will impact the Gulf and East Coast from this weekend into early next week.
