National Weather Service

Hurricane Helene is expected to make landfall in Florida on Thursday and is expected to continue tracking toward the Carolinas.

The weather has cleared in the Charlotte area and crews are cleaning up after heavy rain, a possible tornado, and wind moved through on Tuesday.According to Catawba County officials, the storm ripped through a mobile home park in Claremont that left one person dead and two critically injured. On Wednesday, the National Weather Service will send out a team to determine if a tornado touched down in the area.

Charlotte hit a climate milestone with the start of spring Monday: For the first time since record-keeping began, not even a trace of snow fell on the city this winter.

Portions of the Carolinas could potentially be in the path of high winds and heavy rain from what is expected to be remnants of Hurricane Ian. The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook.

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.

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…

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…

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…

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…