Here’s a look at area rain totals from midnight Tuesday, November 10 through the morning of Thursday, November 12.

The hype: El Nino will mean a rough winter.  The reality: that may or may not be true, and we look to Ida as an example.

If you’ve been missing our weather channel on digital channel 7-2, it will be returning soon with a new “address”.

We could be entering a period of wetter weather…or not.

It’s my favorite weather of the year, and we’re seeing it now.

Here’s a look at some rani fall totals over the period from September 18-September 22…when area flooding took place.

Flooding rain for some, not nearly enough rain for others as summer wound down.

The first day back from vacation typically undoes any rest and relaxation you may have picked up; blame the email.

It’s the time of year when we often need to rely on the Tropics to bring us nedded rainfall.

Western Carolina University’s fall foliage forecaster predicts some muted fall color this season.

An increase in the number of tropical systems is less climate change and more technology change.

Come on out to a Piedmont Blood Center blood drive this Saturday, 8/15 from 9 AM to 5 PM at the Food Court in Spartanburg’s Westgate Mall.

We’re entering what’s typically the busy time of hurricane season…and on cue, the Tropics heat up.

It’s been quiet since a very early tropical depression, but it’s too early to declare this hurricane season a quiet one.

Thanks to exploding technology, we can do much more than ever.  Pay too much attention to the technology, and you might just miss something.