Rain moves into the Carolinas late Thursday into Friday
Hot and humid through the rest of the week with increasing winds on Thursday. Tropical moisture and a cold front bring the Carolinas rain late Thursday into Friday
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The first Tropical Storm of the season develops. How will North Carolina be impacted
As we head into Thursday and Thursday night, the biggest thing we'll be watching is the potential for heavy rain. Most of us will pick up between a half-inch and an inch and a quarter of rainfall, but a few spots could easily see more than 2 inches. The wettest part of this system is expected to move in Thursday evening and continue through Friday morning
Tropical Storm Arthur forms in the Gulf: Rain heading to the Carolinas
Tropical Storm Arthur has formed in the Gulf. Rain chances increase for the Carolinas late Thursday as remnant tropical moisture moves in.
Team Rubicon: The veteran-led force responding to disasters
Team Rubicon, a veteran-led humanitarian organization, has been conducting training exercises to prepare for hurricane season.
7.8 magnitude quake in the Philippines kills at least 35, collapses buildings and sparks tsunami
A 7.8 magnitude offshore earthquake hit the southern Philippines, killing at least 35 people, injuring hundreds and sending tsunami waves into nearby coasts.
NOAA is Projecting a Below Average Hurricane Season
NOAA has released their 2026 Atlantic Basin hurricane forecast and it is projected to be a below-average hurricane season.
City of Monroe water supply gets major boost during current drought conditions
The City of Monroe activated a newly constructed pipeline Friday, beginning the flow of nearly two million gallons of additional water per day into Lake Lee, which sits at the center of Monroe's three-lake drinking water system.
Wildfires across Georgia and Florida have destroyed nearly 50 homes and are forcing evacuations
Wildfires are intensifying across the southeastern U.S.
As the planet warms, scientists burn homes to figure out how to best protect them in wildfires
Scientists are using controlled fires to study how to protect homes from wildfires. At a site in South Carolina, researchers burn down test houses to learn how different materials and designs can withstand flames.
