Friday brings another warm summer day with a mix of sunshine and passing clouds. Afternoon temperatures will climb to around 90 degrees, while you'll notice the air becoming a little more humid, it still won't feel overly uncomfortable. The good news is that Friday stays completely dry, making it another great day for any outdoor plans before the weather becomes more active.
A cold front will bring the threat of strong to severe storms to the region Monday afternoon.
Clear skies. Full moon. Can't lose.
With near-freezing temperatures on the way for our elevated communities, here's how to keep the frost from biting your furry and leafy friends -- and your wallet.
Located at the Historic Banner Elk Elementary School, the Woolly Worm festival attracts tens of thousands of people to Banner Elk each October. The festival features all types of vendors but the main attraction is the woolly worm races. The winner takes home $1000 and the winning worm is used to predict winter weather.
Meteorologist James Scott caught up with App State's Dr. Howard Neufeld, also known as the "Fall Color Guy," for his forecast on peak foliage season.
Hurricane Sam is a Category 4 as of the 11 PM update Sunday, with winds approaching 145 miles-per-hour.
Planning a trip to the moutains to see the fall colors at their peak? You're going to want to check out this guide first!
The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season has two more named storms to add to the list and two areas to watch.
