From heat waves to flooding: How they’re connected
From dangerous heat to flooding rains, the Carolinas have experienced back-to-back weather extremes in recent weeks — and experts say the two are closely connected.
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From dangerous heat to flooding rains, the Carolinas have experienced back-to-back weather extremes in recent weeks — and experts say the two are closely connected.
Meteorologist Joe Puma warns that high humidity levels will significantly increase the heat index, making temperatures feel hotter than they are.
Duke Energy is preparing for a major heat wave expected this week, which will place significant demand on the energy grid in the Charlotte region.
As drought conditions are expected to continue into the hot and humid summer months, wildfire safety has to be top of mind in the Carolinas.
Meteorologist Joe Puma sheds some light on the UV index.
Charlotte’s weather outlook for June, as shared by Meteorologist Joe Puma, hints at a month of near-normal temperatures but with a twist of above-average rainfall.
We have had 5 inches of rain in May, which is the most we’ve seen since August, meteorologist Joe Puma said on Monday.
Hurricane season is right around the corner, and experts at the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) are conducting important research to help your home withstand Mother Nature.
Mandatory drought restrictions are set to begin this week, limiting water usage.
This comes as mandatory water restrictions go into effect on May 15 because of the extreme drought.