Chris Mulcahy
Weekend Morning Meteorologist at WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC)
I am not your average weatherman, I AM YOUR WEATHERMAN! I am always ready to try something new and I'm usually good for a laugh or two!
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Dec 8, 2024 |
business-live.co.uk | Chris Mulcahy
We’ve seen years of office occupancy speculation since the pandemic, but the picture is finally becoming clearer. Employers are increasingly asking staff to return to the workplace and, in Manchester, we’re starting to see the impact. A recent JLL survey found that 75% of Manchester-based firms now require employees to spend three or more days a week in the office. That’s a clear sign of confidence in the office market.
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May 8, 2024 |
wcnc.com | Chris Mulcahy
Weather IQ From weak to devastating tornadoes, a visual explanation of tornado damage on the Enhance Fujita Scale. Author: Chris Mulcahy Published: 8:07 AM EDT May 8, 2024 Updated: 8:07 AM EDT May 8, 2024 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The United States on average has over 1.200 tornadoes every year. Based on its damage, each tornado is graded on a tornado scale called the Enhanced Fujita Scale. The scale ranges from the weakest tornadoes at EF0 to the strongest tornadoes at EF5.
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Apr 24, 2024 |
wcnc.com | Chris Mulcahy
Weather IQ An average of 30 tornadoes are reported every year in North Carolina. Here's a look at some of the most historic events in state history. Author: Chris Mulcahy Published: 8:25 AM EDT April 24, 2024 Updated: 1:45 PM EDT April 24, 2024 RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina has had nearly 1,500 reported tornadoes since 1950, and around one-third of those happen in the months of April and May.
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Mar 3, 2024 |
wcnc.com | Chris Mulcahy
Weather IQ Your WCNC Weather team teaches you some severe weather facts to keep you more weather aware going into severe weather season. Author: Chris Mulcahy Published: 6:50 AM EST March 4, 2024 Updated: 6:50 AM EST March 4, 2024 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A strong thunderstorm can bring multiple threats.Dangerous lightning, large hail, flash flooding, damaging winds and even tornadoes.
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Feb 28, 2024 |
wcnc.com | Chris Mulcahy
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In my humble opinion... Sunday is the pick of the weekend. Warmer and sunnier were the deciding factors. Only draw back is a colder morning! @wcnc https://t.co/Ja3VLkz3Wy
Scattered rain on and off through today with some thunderstorms embedded. Charlotte has the best chance for heavy rain the middle of the afternoon 1-5PM. @wcnc https://t.co/dCsO6uJH03
Okay. So the @NWSSPC put us under a low risk for storms but that is most likely for the SECOND line of rain. The first will bring rain but the second line will bring a low chance for strong to severe storms if any since it will already have a history of doing so to the west @wcnc https://t.co/YbOLA5G93E