Charlotte, United States (Local)
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Tara Lane's coverage predominantly focuses on weather-related topics, particularly seasonal and environmental events. Given the high percentage of seasonal coverage, she seems to be interested in providing advance notice or analysis of upcoming weather conditions.
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(PINPOINT WEATHER) — It was a hot, humid Wednesday! Several neighborhoods hit the 90-degree mark or even higher. As for Charlotte, it tied the record of 89 from back in 1936. Either way, hot stuff for this time of year, considering the normal high is only 73.
Smoke from wildfires in south Georgia caused poor air quality on Friday, but a cool front and rain will improve the situation on Saturday, with scattered showers and storms expected to bring a quarter to a half-inch of rain.
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Temperatures got warmer again on Wednesday! Highs reached the low and mid-80s, and that warmth will stretch on into the weekend. At least the humidity won’t be bad again! Of cours...
Spotty showers and storms are expected to continue in the area through the weekend, with temperatures ranging from the mid 70s to low 60s.
We're also tracking a risk of severe thunderstorms as well for Wednesday into Thursday.
We obviously need more rain, but we’re not looking at any significant chance until possibly a week from now.
By: Tara Lane
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Plenty of heat outside again on Wednesday! Highs in the low 90s around Charlotte didn’t quite make the record of 95, but record-breaking or not, it’s still 10 degrees above averag...
Many neighborhoods have already picked up at least a couple of inches, and a few more inches are possible by next Tuesday.
The Level 5 Exceptional drought has been erased, and much of the Piedmont is down to Level 3.
Tara Lane (PINPOINT WEATHER) — Monday we welcomed June and the start of meteorological summer!
