Much needed break in wet pattern this weekend, moisture re-loads next week
Good Friday afternoon, hope everyone is doing well. The persistent pattern of wet weather with numerous afternoon and evening storms is taking a brief break…
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Upper level dynamics to increase heavy rain/flash flood potential starting Wednesday
Good Monday evening, We hope your week is off to a good start. The weather pattern across the Carolinas remains stuck in place as a…
Flash Flooding Threat in the Cumberland Plateau and Central Appalachians
NWS Weather Prediction Center High Impact Weather Discussion Date: July 21, 2024 Summary:An increase in thunderstorms across the Cumberland Plateau and Central Appalachians is expected…
Active daily storm pattern locked in and going nowhere quick
Good Saturday morning to everyone, As you have probably noticed over the past 48 hours, we have quickly emerged into a daily pattern of afternoon…
50/50 Weekend Coming Up (4/19/24, 11 pm)
The weekend is here and for this next-to-last week of April we are going to be in a transient weather pattern. There are a lot…
March begins on a wet note, more spring showers on the way
Good Monday evening to everyone, there is a lot going on in the weather world. First, we have a low pressure running up the East…
Rain and Thunderstorms possible next 48 hours…Where’s Winter?
Good Sunday morning to everyone. It’s a very mild start to the day as deep southwest flow and moisture flows into the Carolinas. The footprint…
Mild, Cloudy and Unsettled Weather Pattern This Weekend
Good Friday morning to everyone, We have ran through a string of nice weather days across the Southeast US but that is quickly changing as…
Warm up and Rain?: Major pattern shift coming after we get through frigid weekend
Good Saturday to everyone, Arctic chill has taken western North Carolina over most of this week and today we are dealing with the strongest of…
2023 Year in Review: Precipitation
Looking back at the global teleconnections for this past year North America was in the third year of a La Nina. During the winter months…