Two Tropical Systems to Watch as the Remnants of Dolly Move Toward the Gulf
The Atlantic tropics remain active as we close out August, with two areas being monitored for possible tropical development.
September Starts Tuesday — But the Forecast Looks More Like July
September arrives Tuesday, but you probably won’t know it by stepping outside.
Remnants of Dolly Continue West as Gulf System Bears Watching
The Atlantic tropics remain active this weekend, but neither of the two areas currently being monitored has a significant chance of tropical development.
North Carolina Landslide Preparedness Week: Landslide Resources
All week, I've been focusing on landslide awareness and safety as part of North Carolina Landslide Preparedness Week.
From the Lower 80s Saturday to Dangerous Heat Next Week: What’s Changing?
If Saturday's forecast has you thinking that perhaps summer is finally starting to loosen its grip, don't get too comfortable.
Tropical Storm Dolly Struggling as Heavy Rain Threat Shifts Toward Caribbean Islands
Tropical Storm Dolly continues racing westward across the Atlantic Friday morning, but increasingly hostile conditions are expected to prevent the storm from strengthening significantly.
Tropical Storm Dolly Forms in the Atlantic, Expected to Be Short-Lived
The Atlantic has its newest named storm.
Tropical Storm Dolly formed Thursday morning, August 27, after Invest 96L developed a well-defined circulation and increasingly organized thunderstorm activity over the central tropical Atlantic.
North Carolina Landslide Preparedness Week: Protect Yourself From Landslides
Throughout North Carolina Landslide Preparedness Week, we've talked about what landslides are, where the greatest danger exists, and what to do if a landslide is already occurring.
Why Friday's Storms Could Pack a Stronger Punch Across the Region
Friday is shaping up to be the main weather day I'm watching this week across Rowan County and the surrounding region.
AL96 Nears Tropical Storm Formation in the Central Atlantic, But Development Window Is Short
An area of low pressure in the central tropical Atlantic has become significantly better organized, and we could have another named tropical storm before the end of the day Thursday.