By Tuesday and Wednesday, the warmth really settles in. A surge of spring-like heat and humidity will build across the region as a storm system begins to organize to our west. Both afternoons will feel more like late April than early March, with highs reaching the low to mid 80s. If we get enough sunshine, daily temperature records will be challenged.
The National Weather Service confirms an EF-0 tornado touched down in southern Union County Monday night. Neighbors tell WCCB Charlotte's Marvin Beach it came out of nowhere and took only seconds to leave behind a trail of damage.
WCCB's Marvin Beach got a first hand look of damage caused by a tornado in Union County.
Winter storms out west are causing havoc at U.S. airports. More than 6,500 flights were delayed or cancelled Monday.
Viewer video shows a funnel cloud on ground briefly in Union County. The National Weather Service will have to determine if this was an actual tornado.
Check out this video of a funnel cloud that was spotted in Union County Monday afternoon.
Take a look at the damage numerous tornadoes caused in Texas over the weekend.
A recent report shows the North Carolina ski industry contributed nearly $200 million to the state's economy last year. But above average temperatures this year have kept local resorts closed for the most part.
Sunny skies and cooler temperatures make a comeback for the weekend.
