Thursday marks the beginning of a noticeable heat wave across the Carolinas. We'll see a mix of sunshine and clouds with only a slight chance of an isolated afternoon thunderstorm. Most locations will stay dry as highs climb to around 90 degrees. With humidity remaining high, it with heat index values over 100.
Bring the umbrella for your morning tailgate! Rain and clouds are expected right up until noon, but will move out of the area just in time for kickoff.
Crews will be prepping Charlotte area roads as the threat of winter weather moves into the area over the weekend.
The National Hurricane Center has upgraded a storm brewing in the Atlantic Ocean to hurricane status, a rarity both given its timing and strength.
A magnitude-4.5 earthquake rattled Southern California on Wednesday morning, though there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
Don't forget your pets! Dogs and cats are in danger if left outside in the extreme cold.
The snow making machines are up and running at Sugar Mountain Resort.
The Red Cross Disaster Team had to help Charlotte families flooded out of their homes Wednesday.
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.
