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A winter storm expected to bring ice to the Carolinas beginning Wednesday evening prompted a state of emergency declared by N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper and led Mecklenburg County to cancel COVID-19 vaccination appointments scheduled for Thursday.
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Updated: Sunday at 4:30 p.m.North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper issued a State of Emergency Sunday afternoon in an effort to help utility workers restore power…
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Charlotte should expect to see another round of storms today. More rain is likely this afternoon with a chance of some localized flooding. Some areas in…
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Updated 3:17 p.m. While Charlotte is expecting only about an inch of snow through Saturday afternoon, areas to the north of Mecklenburg County will likely…
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Updated 2:58 p.m. 9/11/2017Charlotte will be spared from the brunt of Hurricane Irma, but the area will still likely get rain and wind as the storm moves…
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Legislation that could eventually lead to changes in National Weather Service radar coverage in the Charlotte area has been approved in Congress. The…
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Across the U.S., the National Weather Service operates 122 Doppler radars. These Next Generation or 'NEXRAD' systems, installed in the 1990s, give…
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The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado did strike southwest Charlotte this week. The service says the tornado hit Wednesday evening with…
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The National Weather Service is investigating whether a tornado touched down in south Charlotte Wednesday evening around 6:30 p.m. A tweet published…
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As Hurricane Matthew approaches the Carolinas, Charleston has reportedly run out of sandbags after distributing more the 15,000 across the city -- more…