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Low-pressure system to soak Carolina coast, NHC monitoring for potential tropical development
A sludge of tropical moisture will stream north along the Southeast coast potentially bringing rain and flooding along the Carolina coast beginning Wednesday. The National Hurricane Center is highlighting a low chance of development at this time.
It’s a good time to check the forecast and stuff a crate with flashlights, batteries and snack foods with a long shelf life.
A national transportation nonprofit's June 6 report on Helene's impact in Western North Carolina revealed repairing the roads ...
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Hurricane Center monitoring system off Southeast US coast: What to expect in WilmingtonThe National Hurricane Center is monitoring a low pressure that could impact the North Carolina coast. As of Tuesday, June 3, ...
Meteorologists are monitoring two areas that could strengthen into tropical storms later this month and bring impacts to the ...
Hurricanes have gotten larger and wetter because of climate change and inland communities are at greater risk from heavy ...
"It may not be the traditional category 3, 4, or 5 hurricane. A tropical storm can have major impacts to our state." ...
Dexter replaces the previous "D" name, Dorian, which was retired after the 2019 hurricane season. The origins of Dorian ...
Eight months after Hurricane Helene, communities in western North Carolina still see evidence of the storm's destruction. For ...
We're only a few days into the 2025 Atlantic tropical season and our attention is already focused on something brewing along the Atlantic Coast. The National Hurricane Center is tracking a broad area ...
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