Wednesday starts cold once again, with morning temperatures in the lower 20s. Despite the chilly start, sunshine will allow the atmosphere to warm-up, pushing afternoon highs to around 50°. This warming is driven by high pressure moving overhead, which brings clear skies and calm conditions.
The Charlotte area may not be first in line for the strongest impacts from landfalling hurricanes, but that doesn’t mean tropical systems aren’t a threat to life and property.
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Wind Advisory in effect through Tuesday morning with gusts up to 50 mph possible.
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Saturday's EF-0 tornado touched down on the eastern banks of Lake Norman and stayed on the ground for over seven miles.
The Great Lake Fire has burned an area roughly the size of Disney World in a matter of 36 hours.
Strong storms with tornadoes and hail have killed at least three people in central Oklahoma. The National Weather Service began issuing tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings Wednesday evening in Oklahoma, Kansas and Iowa.
Look to the northeast sky this week, and you just might catch a few meteors.
