I had the opportunity to do the weather with Ed McMahon many years ago while on tv in Atlanta.  Here’s a glimpse into the morning I met this wonderfully kind person.

A change in season usually means a change in weather pattern, affecting our thunderstorm coverage.

Air 7 tours Lockhart damage.

Forecasters say the hottest weather so far this summer is expected across South Carolina.

Emergency Management said everywhere you turn, there are trees and power lines down, especially on the way to Gaffney along U.S. Highway 29. Highway 150 in Pacolet is also a mess.

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Severe storms moved through NC, cause major damage

Troopers told News Channel 7, a 1992 Pontiac was headed south on U.S. 221 when a tree came crashing down from the right side of the road on the sedan. The driver was killed.

A F-1 tornado touched down in Cleveland County, NC, causing major damage around Kings Mountain

South Carolina’s governor is taking a tour of the state’s coastal areas to talk about making sure residents and officials alike will be ready if a hurricane hits the state.

Severe thunderstorms pounded the Upstate and WNC, leaving thousands without power and with debris in yards

As we’re still in our relatively stormy spring weather season and the end of school draws more people outdoors, don’t forget to keep lightning safety in mind at all times.

It seems like we’ve been seeing a lot of wet weather recently.  Guess what…we’re supposed to!

A flood watch remains in effect through this afternoon for the southern mountains/foothills of the Carolinas and northeastern Georgia.

A few showers have been lingering throughout the southern end of the Upstate and parts of Western North Carolina Monday