Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories in effect for parts of the region as snow, freezing rain and gusty winds cause travel issues across the mountains and foothills.
A strong cold front will bring snow, gusty winds and frigid temperatures to the High Country. Here's the latest on the potential impacts:
The National Weather Service found no evidence of tornadoes after conducting surveys from Clover, S.C. to Mooresville.
A fiery display of lava is on again as the Kilauea volcano erupts on Hawaii's Big Island.
Part of the Santa Cruz municipal wharf in California collapsed on Monday sending 3 people into the ocean.
After temporarily hosting guests earlier this year, the First United Methodist Church of Gastonia has committed to hosting the Cold Weather Shelter to provide a warm place to sleep for unhoused members of the Gaston County community.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect from 1 pm Friday until 1 pm Saturday for Ashe, Watauga and Avery counties.
Snow in the mountains and an Arctic chill could disrupt holiday travel plans and last minute errands - here's what you need to know.
The N.C. Forest Service has reinstated open burning permits after progress in recovery efforts to ensure safe burning practices.
What was scheduled to be a near one week trip to space will turn into at least 9 months for NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams.
Heads up! There is a Dense Fog Advisory in effect across the foothills and parts of the piedmont until 9 am Tuesday.
The chance of a white Christmas in Charlotte this year is near zero. Charlotte has only seen measurable snow on Christmas Day 4 times in 144 years.
A powerful cold front is sending cold temperatures back into the Carolinas. Now is a good time to review the 5 P's of Winter Preparedness.
Behind Wednesday's cold front winds could gust up to 55 mph, freezing temperatures and a burst of snow for the mountains.
The Carolina Wildlife Conservation Center is seeking help from the public to locate two bobcats that may have been burned during Sunday's wildfire.
It has been three years since a tornado outbreak produced 71 tornadoes across four states. Sadly, the outbreak killed 89 people.
