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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10 hours ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
AM Headlines:AM Patchy FogMild, Muggy and CloudyMore Scattered StormsHeavy Downpours PossibleCold Front SaturdayDrier and Cooler by SundayDiscussion:Kicking off the morning with more patchy fog and low hanging clouds — especially west of I-77. Clouds will be slow to clear with highs reaching the low to mid 70s this afternoon. Another round of scattered showers and storms possible, thanks to the stalled boundary feeding more moisture into the region.
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1 day ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
AM Headlines:Foggy StartScattered ShowersStorm Chances LingerSaturday Cold FrontDrying Out SundayDiscussion:We’re stuck in a holding pattern today as a stalled front continues to hang over the Carolinas. The front, along with the ground being saturated from yesterday’s rain and storms is causing patchy dense fog across the foothills and into the Piedmont this morning. Some spots are down to less than 1/4 a mile of visibility and a Dense Fog Advisory may be issued if it lingers past sunrise.
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2 days ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
AM Headlines:Stalled FrontAfternoon Storm CycleIsolated Severe ThreatWarm, Muggy and Wet PatternDiscussion:A front will stall across the region today leading to daily rain and storm chances. Showers will reach the mountains early this morning, then gradually build east through the afternoon. The best chance for stronger storms and an isolated severe threat will be near and east of I-77, where upper level support overlaps with instability as highs make their way into the low to mid 80s.
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3 days ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
AM HeadlinesBreezy and Warm Start to the WeekStalled FrontDaily Storm ChancesIsolated Severe Threat TuesdayDiscussionWe’re kicking off the work week with another warm and breezy day as a cold front approaches the area. Highs will reach the low to mid 80s with southwest gusts up to 20-25 mph. Clouds will increase through the afternoon, but rain holds off for most — only the mountains and foothills could see a few isolated showers later this evening.
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6 days ago |
wccbcharlotte.com | Nicole Madden
AM Headlines:Warming UpHot & Hazy Easter WeekendRain Chances Return Next WeekDiscussion:Easter weekend will be getting hot with temperatures returning to the low 80s this afternoon. A strong ridge will park over the southeast, leading to sunny and dry conditions through Saturday with highs reaching the mid 80s. Breezy as well with winds out of the southwest, pulling in more tropical moisture which will lead to a bit more mugginess returning to the forecast.
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A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Cherokee, York Co until 4/11 3:00PM. Find more info here: https://t.co/nMccOIrcx7 . #WCCB https://t.co/Ikx0FPPNwI
Fog is fading, but scattered showers and more storms on the way. Some storms could produce hail and gusty winds east of I-77. We'll begin to dry out tonight, but Saturday will remain cool with clouds gradually fading. Warming back up near 70 by Sunday https://t.co/iuLMWLCHrk
7:15AM RADAR UPDATE: Storm producing torrential rain moving out of Cleveland Co. this AM. The rain will be blinding if you get caught in this out on your commute. Knocking on your door in Cherryville and will be moving toward Lincolnton in the next 20-30 minutes https://t.co/hVWPm7hOrE