Red Flag Warning in effect Saturday
A Red Flag Warning is in effect across parts of the Carolinas on Saturday as critical fire weather conditions move in.
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A Red Flag Warning is in effect across parts of the Carolinas on Saturday as critical fire weather conditions move in.
Due to an increased fire risk, the North Carolina Forest Service has issued a burn ban for all counties in North Carolina.
Multiple wildfires are burning in western North Carolina. Due to the fire risk, there is a burn ban in place for the entire state.
Strong northwest gusts up to 50-60 mph possible for the mountains, along with accumulating snow Thursday night.
The National Hurricane Center released the Tropical Cyclone Report for hurricane Helene on Wednesday. Helene is responsible for at least 248 direct and indirect deaths in the United States.
North Carolina lawmakers agreed Wednesday to spend another $528 million on Hurricane Helene recovery.
Residents are surveying damage from unusually vicious weather in multiple U.S. states where violent twisters, blinding dust storms and fast-moving wildfires decimated entire neighborhoods.
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a tornado watch until 2 p.m. for parts of the region as a line of rain and storms works its way east through the Carolinas Sunday morning.
The bipartisan-supported bill aims to remove parking minimum requirements and toxic pavement sealants while updating guidance on how to manage run-off and floodplains.
A Total Lunar Eclipse will be visible across North and South America early Friday. Here are details on when to see the peak event of totality.
Meteorologist Kaitlin Wright visits the second graders at Union Elementary School to talk all things weather.
A few small upgrades to your home now, could make all the difference this severe weather season.
In the U.S., there are typically 20-25 million cloud-to-ground lightning flashes each year. Knowing the dangers of lightning is important so you know what to do when a thunderstorm strikes.
The National Weather Service confirms an EF1 tornado with winds around 90 miles per hour touched down in Union County Wednesday morning.
The severe threat has ended for the region, but a wind advisory remains in effect as 30-40 mph gusts remain possible through the evening.
Thousands of customers are without power throughout the Carolinas due to Severe storms moving through the region.
