Severe Weather Preparedness Week: Statewide tornado drills scheduled for Friday
The annual statewide tornado drill will now take place on Friday, March 7th. This is for both North and South Carolina.
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The annual statewide tornado drill will now take place on Friday, March 7th. This is for both North and South Carolina.
Day 3 of Severe Weather Preparedness focuses on ways to receive severe weather alerts and where to go when severe weather strikes.
Due to high winds and the potential severe weather, several schools in our area are closed, delayed, or operating on a remote schedule.
Wind gusts up to 50 mph are possible on Wednesday. This may result in a few power outages.
A large brush fire broke out Monday afternoon in Cramerton. According to the Town of Cramerton, "the fire has been contained."
It's Day 2 of Severe Weather Preparedness Week - learn what makes a thunderstorm severe, how tornadoes form and the difference between watches and warnings.
Severe Weather Preparedness Week is underway in the Carolinas, running from March 2-8, 2025.
Wildfires continue to burn across Carolinas, prompting evacuations, an emergency declaration and burn bans as the fire danger remains elevated.
WCCB Charlotte meteorologist James Scott talks with local experts on how to protect your blooming trees from the cold - and how to protect yourself from the allergies they may bring.
Low relative humidity and gusty winds will increase the risk of wildfires across the Carolinas on Saturday.
The Whitson Avenue Bridge reopened Wednesday afternoon reconnecting U.S. Highway 70 to Old U.S. Highway 70 in Swannanoa, North Carolina.
Good news! NASA has significantly lowered the risk of asteroid 2024 YR4 impacting Earth in 2032.
Local school districts are making changes Friday, February 21 due to winter weather.
29-year-old Andrew Glover has had a whirlwind season, winning the South Meck 4A basketball regular season title in his first year as Myers Parkβs head coach.
Governor Josh Stein and the State Emergency Response Team are providing further updates on the state of winter weather, as well as resources for North Carolinians who are impacted by the storm.
Tourist destinations in the High Country have been struggling since Helene - but their fortunes have changed for the better since winter began.
