Showers will move out and then we are headed for sunshine! Thursday brings a break from the rain with a mix of sun and clouds and a much more comfortable feel. Morning lows drop into the upper 50s, and afternoon highs reach the mid 70s with lower humidity. Most of Friday stays dry and warm, with a good amount of sunshine and highs climbing into the mid 80s. Clouds will start to increase late in the day, though, as our next system approaches.
WCCB meteorologist Brian Basham talked with Gordon Telepun, an eclipse chaser, about his app that NASA is using at observation sites in the U.S.
WCCB meteorologist Brian Basham talked with Dr. Cynthia Pury, a professor at Clemson University about the upcoming solar eclipse
The Solar Eclipse is almost here and come Monday, the big blackout could send creatures from crickets to elephants into a tizzy.
Getting to view a total solar eclipse is one of the rarest experiences you will have in your life. Meteorologist Brian Basham explains what happens during a solar eclipse.
Lots of school officials around the country say it's because of eye safety concerns... Locally, most of the schools are getting a half day.
One of the best places to see the big black out is about 180 miles west of Charlotte.
Finding solar eclipse glasses in Charlotte as been a difficult task in the last week.
A local business owner is celebrating the historic solar eclipse by giving away 500 pairs of glasses.
