FORECAST: Rain arrives Saturday as Isaias moves into the Carolinas
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A slow-moving cold front combined with tropical moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Polo are creating a high flood threat through the central United States on Thursday.
Flooding rains, gusty winds, and beach erosion are all possible along the East Coast as a developing nor’easter forms in the Atlantic.
The Carolinas continue to see improvements to the drought monitor with the latest update on Thursday.
Meteorologists at Colorado State University have lowered their forecast for how many tropical systems the Atlantic Basin could see for the 2026 hurricane season.
Severe Weather Center 9 forecasts continued heat and humidity with potential thunderstorms.
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Today marks the 7th day in a row of rain across the Carolinas. And as we all know, we have been in desperate need for soaking rain given the worsening drought conditions we’re experiencing.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its forecast for the 2026 hurricane season, which calls for a below-average number of storms.