Overnight flooding pushed Mount Airy into a state of emergency, closing roads and bridges across parts of Surry County.

Charlotte could hit 90°F Saturday before thunderstorms become more likely after 3 p.m. A wetter, stormier Sunday follows.

Charlotte gets a sunny, dry Friday before a stormy weekend brings heavy rain and a risk of isolated flooding.

Charlotte gets a sunny, low-humidity Thursday before rain chances rise sharply this weekend. Stormy weather could linger into early next week.

North Carolina’s first confirmed yellow-legged hornets were found near Charlotte, triggering a 200-trap response around a Union County home.

A severe thunderstorm warning covered Alexander and Iredell counties Tuesday afternoon, with forecasters warning of 60 mph gusts, heavy lightning and downed trees.

Charlotte gets a sunny, drier stretch through Friday before showers and thunderstorms return this weekend.

A radar-indicated storm threatened parts of western North Carolina with tornado conditions and quarter-size hail Tuesday evening.

A severe thunderstorm warning brought penny-sized hail and 60-mph wind gusts to Macon County Tuesday evening.

Hot and humid with highs near 94°F and heat‑index values up to 105°F. Scattered afternoon storms could bring damaging wind and hail.

Muggy today with highs near 90. Tuesday could bring mid‑90s heat and evening storms with gusty winds.

Light rain and fog this morning in Charlotte with spotty storms possible; a warm-up peaks Tuesday with heat‑index values over 100°F.

NWS warns Tuesday storms could bring damaging winds and quarter-size hail across Charlotte; earlier heavy rain may worsen ponding in low spots.