Once we get into Tuesday, the atmosphere becomes much more favorable for widespread showers and thunderstorms. While the morning may feature only a few light showers or drizzle, the afternoon tells a different story as heat and humidity help storms rapidly develop across the region. Tomorrow has the greatest potential for severe weather.
As North Carolina prepares for a winter storm the third weekend in a row, Governor Cooper and state leaders remind residents to get ready.
Trends are increasing some snow makes it to the area. While snow totals look low, they are not zero.
A strong nor'easter is poised to bring multiple feet of snow to the Northeast this weekend... but what exactly *is* a nor'easter?
Governor Roy Cooper urged North Carolina residents to stay home on Saturday and stay safe, as most roads remain covered in ice and snow and thousands of residents are without power.
Please keep sending in your snowman or other snow creation photos. Here is a selection of what you have made so far!
Charlotte broke a 39-year-old record on Friday when 1.9 inches of snow fell during a winter storm, according to the National Weather Service.
Snow coverage will increase this evening. With snow and temperatures falling into the teens and 20s, roads will become slick.
In response to a second blast of winter weather, Mecklenburg County leaders will be expanding shelter operations and capacity to support the needs of those experiencing homelessness.
