Tonight, we’ll have a few showers and thunderstorms that will continue for most of the evening. With so much moisture in the air, any storm that develops could produce a quick round of heavy rain. Most areas will stay dry, with the bulk of the impacts across the mountains. A low risk of severe storms remains in place.
Widespread rain, strong winds, and snow will impact the region on Christmas Eve. Blustery Christmas to follow.
Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn will occur on December 21st, 2020.
President-elect Joe Biden on Thursday offered the leadership of the Environmental Protection Agency to Michael S. Regan, a North Carolina regulator who has made a name pursuing cleanups of industrial toxins and helping low-income and minority communities hit hardest by pollution.
The Small Business Administration has approved North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s request for a disaster declaration for five counties affected by heavy rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Eta.
Several schools in the WCCB viewing area will be closed, delayed, or going fully remote on Wednesday, December 16th due to the possibility of inclement weather.
A pair of systems will sweep through the Carolinas by Wednesday, the latter of which could bring some white stuff to our area.
One of the best meteor showers in 2020 will peak this weekend, but less than ideal viewing conditions for the WCCB area.
A green tint to the sky possible as far south as South Carolina.
