For every story of trials and tribulations, there are dozens more of triumph and togetherness in western North Carolina.
While fog may impact your Thursday and Friday morning commutes, you can count on mainly dry afternoons as we head into the weekend.
Hundreds of volunteers and tens of thousands of pounds of food, water, and supplies have been coming in and out of Statesville Regional Airport since the weekend using cars, trucks, and planes to get relief to places in western North Carolina that need it the most.
Rachel Mosher and her husband narrowly avoided the wall of water, mud, and debris that flattened a portion of her parents' home.
Patchy fog and a few showers may kick off the workweek, but sunny skies aren't far away.
Scattered showers from the remnants of former Hurricane Helene will sweep through the Carolinas on Sunday, but some much-needed sunshine lies ahead.
Much of Alexander County has already received over 6” of rain since Thursday morning, inundating rivers, roads, and neighborhoods - and the worst is still yet to come.
Portions of the western Carolinas could see over a foot of rain through Saturday morning and the mountains will only worsen the flooding.
The Queen City just cracked 90° for the first time in three weeks on our first day of fall.
Patchy fog and a few showers may greet us for the penultimate day of the workweek, but mostly sunny skies burst back into action by Thursday afternoon.
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