Tonight, we’re settling into a quiet night with partly cloudy skies and temperatures dropping through the 70s. It’ll still feel a little muggy, but overall, not a bad night across the region. Most of us stay dry, so if you have evening plans, we are in good shape.
Due to worsening drought, the Catawba-Wateree River Basin is now in stage 1 drought and residents are encouraged to conserve water.
Temperatures will plummet Halloween night as the first freeze of the season settles across much of the region.
Jackets will be needed for trick-or-treaters this year! Freeze Watches in effect Halloween night.
After weeks with little to no rain, severe drought has taken over parts of the WCCB viewing area.
As we learned last year, snowfall is never a guarantee - but this winter should be the most favorable for the white stuff in over five years.
A look ahead: A blast of cold air will spill across the Carolinas just in time for trick-or-treating
Patchy frost is likely Tuesday morning. Bring your pets and sensitive plants inside.
Rainfall totals could near one foot for parts of the Leeward Islands Monday.
