Michelle Kennedy

Hurricane meteorologists are watching two areas of interest for possible tropical storm development.

Watching two areas of interest for tropical storm development

What a gorgeous Saturday it's turned out to be around most of the viewing area! Still, some cumulus clouds are growing taller in the Carolina skies over parts of the Piedmont.

During the final weekend of August, as Dolly faded to remnants, National Hurricane Center (NHC) meteorologists issued a tropical outlook that includes two areas they will be monitoring for potential tropical development.

Patchy morning fog and early clouds are likely in the Carolinas on Sunday. A workweek heat wave will bring scorching hot afternoons and high humidity.

Prepare for highs to rival our previous summer heat waves in the Carolinas and Virginia.

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Heat advisories are possible during the workweek as high temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-90s while humidity remains high.

Our period of severe thunderstorm threats has ended for now in the Carolinas. Unfortunately, rain chances drop this week when many areas of the

After spotty storms brought heavy downpours to parts of the eastern Triad over the last couple of days, patchy fog is likely in the Piedmont.