Weather Blog

Tropical Disturbance in the Gulf Becoming Better Organized; Development Chances Increase

July 18, 2026

The National Hurricane Center has increased the odds of tropical development for a disturbance in the eastern Gulf after satellite imagery showed signs that a broad area of low pressure is beginning to take shape.

Why Storm Chances Are Increasing Across the Carolinas This Weekend

July 18, 2026

After a stretch of hot, mainly dry weather since Monday, the atmosphere is becoming much more favorable for scattered to numerous thunderstorms across the Carolinas this weekend.

Tropical Disturbance in the Gulf Being Monitored; No Immediate Threat to North Carolina

July 18, 2026

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area of disturbed weather over the eastern Gulf that has a low chance of tropical development over the next several days.

Weekend Cold Front Brings Better Rain Chances to Rowan County

July 17, 2026

After several days of hot, mostly dry weather, the pattern is set to become more active this weekend as a cold front approaches the Carolinas.

Tropical Weather Update: National Hurricane Center Monitoring Two Areas for Possible Development

July 17, 2026

The National Hurricane Center is continuing to monitor two areas of disturbed weather across the Atlantic Basin. At this time, neither system poses an immediate threat to North Carolina, and both have a low chance of tropical development.

National Hurricane Center Monitoring Two Areas in the Atlantic Basin

July 16, 2026

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring two areas for possible tropical development, but neither system currently poses an immediate threat to North Carolina.

Weekend Cold Front Brings Better Rain Chances to Rowan County

July 16, 2026

After several days of intense summer heat, changes are finally on the way.

National Hurricane Center Monitoring Two Areas for Possible Tropical Development

July 15, 2026

The National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on two separate areas of disturbed weather across the Atlantic Basin. While neither system is expected to develop quickly, both will be monitored over the coming days as hurricane season continues.

House Passes Bill to End Daylight Saving Time Clock Changes: Here's What It Could Mean for Sunrises and Sunsets

July 15, 2026

The twice-a-year ritual of changing the clocks could be one step closer to ending.

National Hurricane Center Monitoring Potential Development in the Northeastern Gulf

July 15, 2026

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area that could slowly develop over the northeastern Gulf during the next several days.