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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.
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The National Weather Service is predicting a warmer and drier winter for North Carolina this year. That's due in part to La Nina, as well as rising temperatures from global warming.
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Although the worst of the winter storm has passed through the state, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is reminding residents to prepare for more severe…
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Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools are all back Wednesday after 35 campuses were closed Tuesday due to the storm. There was a scramble in the northern part of…
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Updated: 4:10 p.m. Tuesday Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools will open on a normal schedule for all students and staff Wednesday. The district thanked…
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State police have responded to more than 2,300 crashes statewide in the past two days, after a winter storm dumped snow across most of the state. In a…
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The Charlotte ObserverThe first measurable March snowfall in eight years left about 2 inches of snow in the Charlotte area before tapering off around…
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Charlotteobserver.comA winter storm with a split personality dumped several inches of snow across parts of North Carolina overnight but left snow-lovers…
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Crews are treating roads with salt brine and attaching snowplows to trucks ahead of what could be the region's first snowstorm of 2017. As of Thursday…
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Charlotte Mecklenburg Police are searching for two men they say are responsible for fatally shooting a teenager as he sat in the backseat of a car with…