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NOAA unveils new flood mapping tech to help communities better see risks before storms (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — In the days leading up to Helene, forecasters used words like devastating, unprecedented, historic, and catastrophic to describe the expected impacts from the storm. However, words can only do so much to truly prepare a community for a disaster. Now, newer technology from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), can not only better communicate flood risks, but more importantly, help visualize them, as well. NEW ALERT CREATES CENTRAL LIST FOR PEOPLE UNA
Expect a warmer-than-average October, climate experts say (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The Climate Prediction Center has released its outlook for October. Like September, next month is likely to be warmer than average across much of the country, including the Carolinas. While temperatures are unlikely to be as warm as the 80s and 90s many have experienced recently, the outlook may disappoint those ready to break out the flannel and boots. In the short term, there are signs of cooler weather for the eastern United States toward the end of September. Tempera
Weather Warn Days: Expect hot, muggy conditions this week (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Tuesday, Sept. 1, begins a string of four consecutive Weather Warn Days for the western Carolinas due to unusually hot and muggy conditions. Highs will likely reach the lower 90s for many mountain valleys Wednesday through Friday. Areas outside of the mountains will experience highs in the middle to upper 90s. The "feels like" temperatures, though, will make it into the mid-90s for most mountain valleys to over 100 degrees elsewhere. High temperatures the next few days c
Tired of the heat and humidity? Relief coming soon to western North Carolina (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — If you're getting tired of the heat and humidity that have been nearly relentless this August, there is good news ahead. Relief is coming later this week, and especially this weekend as temperatures drop. There is a taste of this less-humid air coming as early as Tuesday and Wednesday, but getting cooler and less humid weather together isn't likely until later this weekend into next week. This comes after a Weather Warn Day was issued Sunday, with the heat index expected
Wet week ahead: Daily chance of showers, storms continues across the western Carolinas (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The weather pattern this week will remain active, with daily showers and thundershowers across the western Carolinas. While it won't rain everywhere every day, the chances of rain will remain in the “likely” category. Locally heavy rain means there is a threat of isolated flooding and/or flash flooding each day. Dew point temperatures will also remain warm, making it feel uncomfortable and sticky. If there is any good news, it's on the drought front. During the month of
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