We’ve been tracking low pressure which formed over the northern Gulf of Mexico late Sunday as it moved northeast into Georgia and South Carolina overRead More
Category: Flooding
As a potential tropical system makes its way up the Southeast coast, the issue won’t be so much of a powerful storm, but more thatRead More
We’ve seen some incredibly wet weather over the past 30 days, so when it’s time to say goodbye to spring and welcome in the longestRead More
After a rough evening across the Piedmont Thursday night, some drier air gave most of the Carolinas a chance to dry out, but coastal areasRead More
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
The remains of Tropical Storm Bertha are long gone, merging with an approaching front over the Eastern Great Lakes this afternoon, but now we areRead More
Even after the remnant circulation of quick-forming Tropical Storm Bertha moves steadily north through the western Piedmont of North Carolina Wednesday night, the moisture trainRead More
At 8:30 a.m., the National Hurricane Center named the disturbance we’ve been tracking off the Southeast Coast Tropical Storm Bertha, marking a rare instance whereRead More
Already Soaked from the Last Tropical Disturbance Ask anyone living in the southeast United States how the last 7 days has been, and you willRead More
The National Hurricane Center has been monitoring a tropical disturbance for a 20 percent chance for tropical development. Whether or not it develops, we believeRead More