Tonight stays mostly clear and muggy, with overnight lows settling back into the low 70s. Thursday temperatures will climb into the mid-90s. It’s going to feel even warmer once you factor in the humidity, with heat index values pushing to around 100 degrees or even a little higher.
Worsening drought and an expected increase in wildfire activity has lead to more than two dozen counties being placed under a burn ban until further notice.
The northern lights made it down to the Carolinas on Sunday! This could become more common due to an impending solar maximum.
The Charlotte food scene is shining a little brighter tonight.
It is that time of year where we move our clocks back one hour. This means sunsets just after 5 PM are right around the corner.
Due to worsening drought, the Catawba-Wateree River Basin is now in stage 1 drought and residents are encouraged to conserve water.
Temperatures will plummet Halloween night as the first freeze of the season settles across much of the region.
Jackets will be needed for trick-or-treaters this year! Freeze Watches in effect Halloween night.
After weeks with little to no rain, severe drought has taken over parts of the WCCB viewing area.
