Camden has imposed mandatory water restrictions after the Catawba‑Wateree basin entered Stage 2. Irrigation is limited to two overnight waterings a week and violations can bring fines or disconnection.

Muggy morning turns into mid-90s with a 30–40% chance of storms this afternoon. Isolated strong gusts possible; cooling centers are available.

A tiny stinging ant that can trigger anaphylaxis has been documented across most North Carolina counties. Experts explain how to identify them and reduce risk.

Mostly clear Friday with highs near 90 and a 40% chance of afternoon storms. Heat builds into the upper 90s and near‑100°F by mid‑week.

Sunny and 91°F today in Charlotte; storms return Friday and heat will climb into the 90s this weekend.

A severe thunderstorm warning Tuesday evening flagged penny-sized hail and gusts up to 60 mph across parts of Columbus and Robeson counties.

Clear Wednesday with highs near 87°F; late‑week heat builds toward highs near 97°F by Saturday and heat indices near 100°F.

Brief morning showers may slow Charlotte's commute; clearing by midday with highs near 89F. Heat returns late week toward the upper 90s.

Sunny morning gives way to a 30–40% chance of afternoon thunderstorms and gusty winds; highs near 92°F and heat index close to 100°F.

Sunny and hot Sunday; a frontal line Monday, June 22 could bring damaging winds and gusty storms. Stay hydrated and have a shelter plan.

Cool, mostly dry Saturday gives way to highs near 91°F on Sunday. Scattered storms return Monday evening, possibly disrupting commutes.

Rain and fog hit Charlotte this morning. Showers and thunderstorms are likely before 2 p.m., with pockets of heavy rain.

NC Emergency Management expanded a Level 2 severe‑weather outlook Thursday, widening tornado risk across central North Carolina with the highest probability near Charlotte.