The upcoming Memorial Day weekend is shaping up to be much wetter than normal across the region. While there will still be opportunities to get outside between rounds of rain, several waves of showers and thunderstorms are expected from today through Memorial Day.
Out of the 21 weekends so far this year, 15 have had measurable rain. This weekend adds to that.
NOAA is projecting a near normal hurricane season this year.
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.
With a storm likely to develop off the southeast coast later this week, the rip current risk is growing for Memorial Day Weekend.
Guam could possibly take a direct hit from intensifying Typhoon Mawar.
Salisbury will welcome tens of thousands for the annual Cheerwine Festival Saturday, May 20.
Four Cherryville schools will remain closed on Thursday due to storm damage.
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.
