The National Weather Service warns of potential storms and flash flooding in northeast Georgia, North Carolina Piedmont and Foothills, western mountains, and the Upstate of South Carolina over the weekend.

Mecklenburg County closes offices and parks due to Tropical Storm Debby, urging telework and caution. Offices to reopen Friday; park status pending further safety assessment.

The National Weather Service predicts typical summer weather for Charlotte, NC with high temperatures, thunderstorms, and patchy fog. Hazards include lightning and heavy rain.

Charlotte-area schools close due to Tropical Storm Debby, with some moving to virtual learning. Decisions on reopening will be made post-storm assessment.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper declares a State of Emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Debby, cautioning against potential flooding and severe weather.

Tropical Storm Debby hits the Carolinas with severe flooding threats, heavy rainfall, and potential tornadoes, disrupting flights and prompting weather advisories across the region.

Mecklenburg County government offices will be closed Thursday due to Tropical Storm Debby, with provisions for telework and essential staff management.

Tropical Cyclone Debby brings heavy rain, wind, and flash flood threats to Charlotte, with a Flood Watch through Friday and a Wind Advisory until 3 PM EDT today. Residents are advised to secure items and watch for rising waters.

Charlotte coordinates with CMEMO to prepare for Tropical Storm Debby, focusing on road clearance for emergency responders and urging residents to report hazards.

The Charlotte area is under a flood watch due to heavy rainfall expected from Tropical Cyclone Debby, with forecasts indicating consistent showers and potential thunderstorms in the coming days.

Tropical Storm Debby approaches the Carolinas, raising concerns of flooding and power outages. Duke Energy prepares by mobilizing over 6,100 workers, keeping most of its Carolina crew on standby.

Tropical Storm Debby causes delays and cancellations at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, with passengers facing stranded luggage and disrupted travel plans. Airlines offer fee waivers for flight changes.

Charlotte, NC, is facing unsettled weather with showers and thunderstorms starting today with a 70% chance of precipitation. The National Weather Service also warns of possible flooding rain later this week due to Tropical Cyclone Debby.