LIVE UPDATES: Power outages reported after last blast of wintry precipitation
A major winter storm brought two waves of wintry precipitation to our region, which caused some traffic issues and disruptions in air travel.
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A major winter storm brought two waves of wintry precipitation to our region, which caused some traffic issues and disruptions in air travel.
Travel is light Saturday night as people are paying attention to the incoming ice storm in the Carolinas, but the street temperatures started dropping quickly as the sun went down.
The stage is set for a winter storm across North Carolina and South Carolina this weekend, but the impacts of the precipitation will change by location.
We are still tracking a potential winter storm that could bring snow, rain and ice to the Carolinas on Saturday and Sunday.
A recent report from scientists at Climate Central states that winter months across the country are warming rapidly.
We are tracking a storm system that is going to bring colder air and some rain showers for Thanksgiving travel, said meteorologist Joe Puma.
The earth is experiencing a G4 severe geomagnetic storm Wednesday, which means energy is being emitted from the surface of the sun and absorbed by the earth’s magnetosphere.
The Orionid Meteor Shower will peak tonight, offering a spectacular celestial display under perfect viewing conditions.
Charlotte is experiencing its second longest dry stretch of 2025, with no rain for 14 consecutive days.
A powerful low-pressure system has impacted the Carolina coast, bringing heavy rain, beach erosion, and overwash from Duck, North Carolina, to Charleston.