The air is juicy and it even feels like you can cut it with a knife when you walk outside. When the air is humidRead More
Author: Michael Griffith
I have had a passion for the weather since a very young age and am a degreed meteorologist. I have a Bachelor of Science from Penn State University and a Master's from Plymouth State University. If you ever see me out and about in the Charlotte, NC or Fort Mill, SC area, be sure to say hi!
After a very wet second half of May, the first ten days of June featured below normal rainfall for many of us, but our wetRead More
As Cristobal makes landfall along the Gulf Coast this weekend, his effects will actually be welcomed in most places down the road. But not inRead More
As we dive into June 2020, it has been refreshing when the month first started, however now things are getting a bit more humid andRead More
The Carolinas Could Be Threatened Multiple Times During a Very Active 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Indications that the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season will be active are widely agreed upon across the meteorological community. We believe there will be 15-20 namedRead More
Tropical Storm Cristobal has been declared, but what does that mean for us here in the Carolinas? Well, the exact location of landfall for CristobalRead More
The North Carolina State Climate Office has completed their April 2020 Climate summary. If you remember, the month of March was very warm. In fact,Read More
A cold front responsible for a multi-day outbreak of severe weather in the Midwest this week will drop south into the Mid-Atlantic states later Thursday.Read More
We are entering a month of of the year where derechos are actually quite common as the upper-air patterns favor bow segments of damaging thunderstorms.Read More
As the calendar turns to June, there is plenty to talk about as far as the weather. The first item of interest that has ourRead More
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