Lyrid meteor shower: How you can watch it
The Lyrid meteor shower is the first of the year, and we could see up to 20 meteors per hour.
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The Lyrid meteor shower is the first of the year, and we could see up to 20 meteors per hour.
We’re taking a live look over Hibriten Mountain in Lenoir.
Severe drought conditions are expanding across the region, with Cabarrus, Stanley and Union counties now facing extreme drought levels.
Spring allergens have reached maximum levels in Charlotte, with green and yellow pollen coating cars and sidewalks throughout the city.
The Storm Prediction Center issued an elevated fire risk for the region Monday afternoon.
The National Weather Service confirmed a low-level tornado hit Charlotte, causing damage to several buildings.
Drought conditions across the Carolinas could lead to voluntary water restrictions as regional rainfall totals remain significantly below average.
March is know as one of our driest months of the year, with big temperatures changes from the cold winter to the spring warmth.
The Carolinas are thinking about warming up as Spring is approaching.