Winter weather is headed for the Carolinas this weekend. Who might see snow and who might see rain? James Brierton and Scotty Powell have your Tuesday morning forecast analysis from the Carolina Weather Group.
Before you drive south and hit the beach this holiday, you'll need to understand 'Red Tide:' What causes them, what threats do they raise and how to keep yourself informed. The red waters you see off the shoreline could be dangerous. Our guest is Dr. Tracy Fanara, Environmental Engineer and Scientist. She tells us what causes these dangerous toxins, and what environmental like here are doing to track and prevent them.
As the deadly Camp Fire rages in northern California, we're looking back tonight at our March show about predicting and forecasting wildfires. Our guest: Meteorologist Todd Lindley, the Science and Operations Officer for the National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma. To help the victims of the recent wildfires, text REDCROSS to 90999 to give $10 to American Red Cross Disaster.
Melissa Griffin is the Assistant State Climatologist for South Carolina and the newest panel member of the Carolina Weather Group. Join us as we introduce you to Melissa. Melissa talks about her studies, passions and projects, including the South Carolina CoCoRaHS network of volunteer rain spotters. We'll also have the latest on the ongoing storm threat in the Carolinas, including threatening winter weather and flooding conditions
Tonight, we're live with Douglas Hilderbrand of the NOAA Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador program. They specialized in severe weather safety and education. How can you prepare yourself? How can you educate yourself? They have all of the answers and their mission is to share them with you.
The Carolina Weather Group goes on-location to the Weather Proof event at The Schiele Musuem of Natural History in Gastonia, North Carolina. We met weather professionals from our community, including: Lauren CarrollNational Weather Service, Greenville-Spartanburg, SC Stuart McDanielStorm photographer Jared RennieNC State, Climate Division Candice JordanThe Schiele Museum Chris LarsonWBTV-TV, Charlotte
Tonight we're "getting to know" Rob Fowler, Chief Meteorologist at WCBD-TV and a man fondly referred to as the Dean of Charleston weather.
Hurricane Michael left devastating damage along the Florida's gulf coast before moving across Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. Watch as the Carolina Weather Group panel explores the aftermath and lasting legacy of this historic storm. This is part two of two of our episodes for October 17, 2018. If you have not already, don't forget to check out part one, where we talk with the Farmers' Alamanc about their annual publication.
Sandi Duncan, the managing editor of the Farmers' Almanac, joins us to discuss how the 200 year old publication formulates and publishes their annual forecast. This week's episode is divided into two downloads. This is part one. Check out part two, were we discuss the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.
Hours after it made landfall in Florida as a powerful Category 4 storm, Hurricane Michael is setting its sights on the rest of the Southeast. The storm is forecast to impact the Carolinas as a tropical storm starting Thursday. Hear the latest forecast analysis from the Carolina Weather Group panel.
A look ahead at the first meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Chaser Con event. Meteorologist Chris White and engineer Andrew Smith join us.
The Carolina Weather Group panel provides special coverage of Hurricane Michael. The "major" hurricane is expected to make landfall Wednesday in the Florida panhandle before tracking through the Carolinas Thurday and Friday as a tropical storm. Listen to the latest analysis and forecast discussion.
Most broadcast meteorologists cover tornadoes during their career but most meteorologists don't cover live tornadoes in their own neighbors. That's what happened in 2013 to KOCO's Damon Lane; he was on live television as the 2013 Moore, Oklahoma tornado moved over his own neighborhood. His wife, at home, would later recount her story to him. This week, we talk to Damon about all things OKC Weather, his ties to North Carolina, and all things weather!
Tides are getting higher than every before. We're joined by Christine Voss from the University of North Carolina. She runs a project called the NC King Tide Project, and they, along with public volunteers, monitor and report on tides across the state. Plus the latest on Hurricane Florence recovery in North Carolina and South Carolina.
It's a double feature night! We begin with the latest on Hurricane Florence recovery, including the on-going flooding threat. We're joined by David Sentendrey, a journalist who covered the storm for WJZY-TV. Plus our previously scheduled discussion with Rick Smith about managing storm anxiety.
Tropicla Storm Florence is moving slowly across the Carolinas. Along the way, the former-hurricane is dumping excessive amounts of rain and causing lifethreatening flooding. Tonight, the Carolina Weather Group panel with the latest forecast, analysis, and storm reports across the entire Carolinas.
Hurricane Florence has been downgraded to a tropical storm but remains a serious threat. All parts of the Carolinas are experiencing, or will be experiencing, significant rain and an elevated flood threat this weekend. Tonight, the Carolina Weather Group panelist with the latest forecast and analysis. Our guest, Christian Schmidt, a Charlotte-area evacuation shelter volunteer.
A special edition of the Carolina Weather Group hours before the landfall of Hurricane Florence. Join the panel as they provide the latest forecast and analysis, as of Thursday evening. Panelist Chris Jackson reports from on-location along the Carolina coast. Plus we're joined by guests: Daniel Bonds, WLTX-TV in Columbia, SC, and Melissa Griffin, South Carolina Assistant State Climatologist
Guests join the Carolina Weather Group for the latest forecast and analysis ahead of Hurricane Florence.
We're continuing our live coverage of Hurricane Florence with this special, anchored show featuring the Carolina Weather Group panelists. We'll be looking at the latest forecast, updating the evacuations and taking your questions....
We're just days away from Hurricane Florence. The storm is expected to impact the Carolinas late Thursday. At this time, the storm will likely be as strong as, if not stronger, than a Category 3. Join the Carolina Weather Group panelists as they provide the latest forecast, insight, and analyst. Now is the time to get informed and be prepared. This podcast was recorded live Sunday, October 9th, 2018 at 9p et. We will issue updates on this feed as conditions warrant....
The tropics are alive! Tonight, the latest on Hurricane Florence and Tropical Depression Gordon. Joining us: Meteorologist Kaitlin Wright , a UNC Charlotte graduate who covered Tropical Storm Gordon for WEAR-TV. Plus, Dr. Jen DeHart, from Colorado State University, who studies geography's effects on hurricanes....
Chris Rae & Wesley Shaw from MyCoast.org take us behind-the-scenes of their Web site and mobile app, which track flooding along the shores. They are currently operating in several states, including South Carolina, where the public can view and submit flooding reports.
Join us as Mark Willis introduces us to Surfline, a company that monitors and forecast surf conditions around the globe. We're also joined by Candice Jordan, who will preview the The Schiele Museum of Natural History 's Weather Proof event happening this Saturday in Gastonia. Come out and meet the Carolina Weather Group from 10a-4p!...
We will be discussing Derechos, MCS, MCV, and other severe weather complexes! Russ Schumacher from Colorado State University will be our guest.
In the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, there was countless people needing rescue and an army of Good Samaritans looking to lend a hand. Enter CrowdSource Rescue, a Web-based app that would tell those rescuers where to go. Tonight we're talking with Matthew Marchetti about the 25,000 people rescued using his app.
The Carolina Weather Group panelists are backing for an open mic night. They're taking your questions, sharing their thoughts, and tracking severe weather in the Southeast.
Are Volcano eruptions on the rise? How can we predict when eruptions will occur? What causes an eruption? Our guest this week, Volcanologist Dr. Jeanine Krippner from Concord University in West Virginia, answers those questions and more!
Audio excerpts from our live storm coverage on Saturday night. As isolated severe thunderstorms moved through North Carolina and South Carolina, Carolina Weather Group panelists Scotty Panel and Chris Jackson talk with James Brierton about the storms they have observed.
Roger Edwards lead forecaster at the NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center will be our guest as we talk about threats of land falling tropical systems that create dangerous surface winds. Tornadoes are always a concern, and we will dive into how to better predict them and detect them when they develop
