
Nicole Madden
Morning Meteorologist at WCCB-TV (Charlotte, NC)
Morning Meteorologist for WCCB Charlotte ☀️FSU & Pitt Grad ☀️ Thunderstorm Fan ⛈ Roller Coaster Enthusiast🎢
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3 weeks ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
Weather Headlines:Hot and Humid WeekendIsolated Storms Friday PMLow End Severe ThreatUnsettled through Next WeekDiscussion:We’re heading into a complicated weather setup as a weak front sags south from the Ohio Valley and stalls across the Carolinas. Instead of fully clearing the area, this boundary lingers nearby while several upper-level disturbances ride along it. That combination will bring rounds of showers and storms over the next few days.
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3 weeks ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
Weather Headlines:Soggy & Cooler ThursdayIsolated Storms Friday PMSaturday Severe ThreatHot & Humid WeekendUnsettled through Next WeekDiscussion:A weak non-tropical low lifting up the Carolina coast today is pulling in deep tropical moisture. This will keep showers in the forecast for much of the day, with pockets of heavier rain possible south and east of I-85. Charlotte may see .50-1” with higher totals east.
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3 weeks ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
The weak system lifting out of Florida toward the southeast, now has a 0% chance of tropical development as of the 8 a.m. update from the National Hurricane Center. Although this means this system will not be the first named storm of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season, it still brings a heavy rain and potential flooding threat to the Carolinas.
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3 weeks ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
AM Weather Headlines:Coastal low brings soaking rainWeekend storm threat aheadHumid and unsettled pattern buildingDiscussion:Clouds will build in today with highs reaching the low to mid 80s. A coastal low drifting up from Florida will pull in tropical moisture, bringing showers into the region late this evening and overnight. This likely won’t be the first named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane season, but it wil be bringing impacts to the Carolinas as it moves north along the coast.
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3 weeks ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
AM Headlines:Hazy SkiesHumidity IncreasesTropical Moisture from the SEUnsettled WeekendDiscussion:It will be another beautiful day with highs reaching the low to mid 80s with low humidity. Skies may be a little hazy once again, thanks to the smoke from Canadian wildfires but it shouldn’t cause air quality issues. Humidity will begin to build back in midweek with highs back in the mid 80s Wednesday afternoon.
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