As youβre heading out the door this Tuesday morning, donβt be surprised if you run into a few scattered showers. The day is starting off with pockets of spotty rain across the area but not a total washout, but enough to make for a damp commute in some spots. Itβs going to be pretty hit-or-miss, so while one neighborhood deals with a quick shower, another may stay completely dry.
A Great Pyreneese rescued after being hit by a car during Tropical Storm Debby faces a long road to recovery.
Ernesto strengthened back into a category 1 hurricane after weakening into a tropical storm Saturday. Dangerous surf and rip currents continue for U.S. East Coast early into the week.
The space on W.T. Harris Boulevard is only in the development stage right now, but construction will begin shortly and the first phase is planned to be open to the public by early 2026.
The weather system dubbed Debby isn't quite done affecting parts of the U.S. While many rivers had receded by Sunday, flood warnings remained in effect in several areas across central and eastern North Carolina, where more thunderstorms were possible over the next few days. The National Weather Service says localized downpours could result in additional flash flooding throughout the coastal Carolinas.
It only took 24 hours to reopen roads and restore power to all 80,000 customers within Cabarrus County limits, but the recovery is far from finished.
Thousands of customers are still without power throughout the Carolinas due to Tropical Storm Debby.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper provides an update on damage left behind from Tropical Storm Debby.
6,000 customers were without power in Gaston County at one point Thursday afternoon.
