Tonight, we’re settling into a quiet night with partly cloudy skies and temperatures dropping through the 70s. It’ll still feel a little muggy, but overall, not a bad night across the region. Most of us stay dry, so if you have evening plans, we are in good shape.
Parts of the Great Lakes region is digging out after the first big snowfall of winter. Some locations have picked up more than 4 feet of snow.
It has been 1,039 days since Charlotte has seen measurable snow and that snow drought may come to an end Tuesday morning.
The Queen City will be sandwiched between two cold fronts on Wednesday, but you can leave your rain gear at home.
Thanksgiving storms could bring damaging wind before the coldest air of the season brings an Arctic chill to the Carolinas.
Six Lowe's Home Improvement stores across western North Carolina gave out 500 family-style meals each. This will help feed approximately 12,000 people this Thanksgiving.
A powerful cold front will kick off Thanksgiving with showers and possible isolated strong storms
Two major storm systems could impact your Thanksgiving travel this year.
Meteorologist Kaitlin Wright had a wonderful time talking to the 2nd graders of R. Brown McAllister Elementary on Friday morning.
