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Comfortable Evening with a Warming Trend Moving In

We start New Year’s Day on the chilly side, with morning lows dropping into the mid-30s. but don’t let that scare you as sunshine takes over fast. By the afternoon, temperatures rebound nicely to around 60 degrees, which is about eight degrees warmer than normal for early January. Winds stay light, with just a passing breeze at times, and the dry air makes it feel refreshing rather than cold. Weather wise it’s a pretty great way to kick off 2026!

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NOAA Releases 2023 Hurricane Season Outlook

NOAA is projecting a near normal hurricane season this year.

North Carolina Native And Nws Guam Acting Meteorologist In Charge W/ Impacts On Typhoon Mawar

Update From North Carolina Native in Guam After Typhoon Mawar

Acting Meteorologist in Charge and Warning Coordinator for the National Weather Service Office in Guam gives update on impacts from Guam after the strongest typhoon in decades hits the U.S. territory.

Rip Currents Could Impact Carolina Beaches Memorial Day Weekend

With a storm likely to develop off the southeast coast later this week, the rip current risk is growing for Memorial Day Weekend.

Photo Courtesy Joint Typhoon Warning Center

Intensifying Typhoon Mawar Heading Toward Guam

Guam could possibly take a direct hit from intensifying Typhoon Mawar.

All Cheers for the Cheerwine Festival this Weekend

Salisbury will welcome tens of thousands for the annual Cheerwine Festival Saturday, May 20.

Cherryville Storm Cleanup Ongoing, NWS Confirms Straight-Line Winds

Four Cherryville schools will remain closed on Thursday due to storm damage.

Sun Safety With Dr. Scott Paviol

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S., and it is also one of the most preventable. Dermatologist Scott Paviol stopped by Rising to share ways you can protect yourself in the sun.

We Are All Clear From Severe Weather

Two waves of strong storms rolled across the area today. We are now all clear from the severe weather threat!