The Small Business Administration has approved North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooperβs request for a disaster declaration for five counties affected by heavy rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Eta.
Several schools in the WCCB viewing area will be closed, delayed, or going fully remote on Wednesday, December 16th due to the possibility of inclement weather.Β
A pair of systems will sweep through the Carolinas by Wednesday, the latter of which could bring some white stuff to our area.
One of the best meteor showers in 2020 will peak this weekend, but less than ideal viewing conditions for the WCCB area.
A green tint to the sky possible as far south as South Carolina.
Fireball flash plus a loud boom for some across the United States Wednesday afternoon.
Area Wide Freeze Across the WCCB Area Overnight Tuesday - Wednesday
Latest information on mountain snow and extreme drop in temperatures.
Rain chances increase before Thanksgiving
David and Hannah Mora who live in Honduras but consider North Carolina home, say they've lost everything that wasn't packed up as they headed to higher ground.
Former Hurricane Iota is no longer a threat after its historic landfall in Central America, but will the Atlantic churn out another storm soon?
34 minutes and 20 seconds of daylight is all Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow), Alaska will see today.
Iota has made landfall just miles from where Eta did just two weeks ago
Officials say five people are dead, including a one-year-old child, after flood waters overtook the Hiddenite Family Campground in Alexander County. A sixth person was killed in Alexander County when their vehicle crashed after flood waters swept away a bridge.
Catawba County Board of Commissioners Chair Randy Isenhower cancels the State of Emergency for Catawba County effective 5 p.m. Friday, November 13th, according to a news release.
A few rivers are still rising across the Carolinas. Flooding can still occur over the next couple of days.
