Arthur Delivered Rain, But Did It Make A Dent In The Drought?
The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur moved across the Carolinas overnight and into Friday morning, bringing much-needed rainfall to Rowan, Davie, and Davidson counties.
My Latest Update: Arthur's Remnants Bring Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds, and a Severe Weather Risk Tonight
After reviewing the latest National Weather Service briefing early this morning, my confidence continues to increase that the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur will move across the western Carolinas tonight and bring a period of widespread rain, gusty winds, and a low-end severe weather t
Increased Fire Danger Issued Across Rowan County and Central North Carolina Today
Even though rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur is expected to arrive later tonight, the hours leading up to that rainfall could bring an increased risk for fires across Rowan County and much of central North Carolina.
My Latest Update on Arthur's Remnants and What I'm Watching for Thursday Into Friday
I've spent the afternoon reviewing the latest guidance and National Weather Service briefings, and while direct tropical impacts from Arthur are not expected here in the western Carolinas, I do think Thursday and Thursday night will be worth watching closely.
Tropical Storm Arthur Forms in the Gulf: What It Means for Rowan, Davie, and Davidson Counties
As expected, the system I have been tracking over the western Gulf of Mexico has officially strengthened into Tropical Storm Arthur.
Tropical System Still Expected to Bring Wind, Rain Chances, and Isolated Severe Weather Threat Thursday Into Friday
As I've been discussing over the past several days, Potential Tropical Cyclone One continues to move along the western Gulf Coast this morning and remains on track to influence our weather across the Carolinas late Thursday into Friday.
Potential Tropical Cyclone One Could Bring Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds to Rowan County Late This Week
SALISBURY, N.C. — I'm closely monitoring Potential Tropical Cyclone One, which was designated Tuesday morning in the western Gulf of Mexico.
Strong Thunderstorm Moving Across Portions of Davidson, Montgomery, Randolph, and Stanly Counties
National Hurricane Center Monitoring Disturbance That Could Reach Gulf Waters Later This Week
The National Hurricane Center is continuing to monitor a broad area of low pressure over eastern Mexico, but development is not expected in the short term.
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