Dylan Hudler

8 hours ago | wxii12.com | Dylan Hudler

FOR THE EVENT, AT LEAST THROUGH PART OF THE DAY AND THEN LATER INTO THE DAY. THOSE SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM CHANCES WILL BEGIN TO RAMP UP JUST A BIT. THERE WAS ONE LONE SHOWER IN NORTHERN IREDELL COUNTY THIS MORNING. MAYBE A COUPLE SPRINKLES ALONG I-77 NEAR THE WILKES YADKIN LINE, BUT THE REST OF US DRY THIS MORNING. JUST A LOW CLOUD DECK OVERHEAD. STILL, THE STALLED FRONT IN THE AREA. THAT’S GOING TO BE THE FOCUS FOR SOME ADDITIONAL SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM DEVELOPMENT.

3 days ago | wxii12.com | Dylan Hudler

WERE TALKING ABOUT IT, IT IS WARMER AND A BIT MORE HUMID TOO. YOU CAN SEE THAT MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS OVER HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY TEMPERATURES WARMING UP WELL INTO THE 70S. SOME FOLKS EVEN APPROACHING THE UPPER 70S RIGHT NOW AT LUNCHTIME. 76 IN BURLINGTON 76 AS WELL FOR WINSTON-SALEM LEXINGTON AT 77. EVEN LOW TO MID 70S IN THE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS RIGHT NOW, THAT SOUTHWESTERLY BREEZE HAS INCREASED A BIT TODAY, AND IT’S REALLY HELPING TO DRIVE THOSE WARMER TEMPERATURES. SUNSHINE ALSO HELPING AS WELL.

3 days ago | wxii12.com | Dylan Hudler

Love them or hate them, cicadas are fascinating insects talked about in North Carolina during the warmer weather months.Cicadas spend most of their life underground, emerging when soil temperatures warm up and dying only a few weeks later. In their short time above ground, cicadas produce a sound so loud it has been mistaken for car alarms.TYPES OF CICADAS There are two classifications of cicadas — periodical and annual. Annual cicadas are seen, and heard, every summer in North Carolina.

4 days ago | wxii12.com | Dylan Hudler

HIGHS IN THE LOW TO MID 80S, MAINLY ACROSS THE AREA. WE’RE GOING TO BE JUST AS WARM, IF NOT A COUPLE DEGREES WARMER LATER ON THIS AFTERNOON BECAUSE WE’RE STARTING WITH SUNSHINE. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL EASTER MORNING! IT’S BEEN WINSTON-SALEM OFF IN THE DISTANCE, 66 DEGREES ALREADY WARMING UP FAIRLY NICELY WITH A LIGHT WIND OUT OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. THOSE HIGH CLOUDS WILL BE AROUND TODAY, JUST NOT QUITE AS THICK AS WHAT WE SAW YESTERDAY MORNING.

5 days ago | wxii12.com | Dylan Hudler

SUNRISE. NICE AND COOL, RIGHT? NICE AND COOL. YEAH. BEAUTIFUL EASTER SUNRISE ON THE WAY. SUNRISE AT ABOUT 640 HERE IN THE PIEDMONT TRIAD. THE MOUNTAINS WILL BE IN THE UPPER 50S FOOTHILLS AND THE PIEDMONT TRIAD IN THE LOW 60S TOMORROW MORNING. SO VERY COMFORTABLE OUTSIDE. MILD. AND AGAIN WITH A FEW OF THOSE EXTRA CLOUDS PASSING OVERHEAD THAT MAY ADD A LITTLE BIT OF COLOR TO THE SUNRISE, WHICH WOULD MAKE THINGS EVEN MORE BEAUTIFUL TOMORROW MORNING. SO WE’RE EXCITED FOR A NICE, PLEASANT EASTER FORECAST.