HELLO! 👋 Please help us welcome Eric Garlick to the WBTV First Alert Weather Team! » https://bit.ly/3Bqisdp He comes to the Carolinas after living and forecasting weather in many parts of the country, including the Southeast and Tornado Alley. 🤔 Which local restaurant should Eric check out first? | WBTV News

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WBTV NEWS at 11PM- Matthew is long gone, but the storm has left plenty of trouble behind. Massive flooding, washed out roads and even some people trapped in and on their houses. Tonight at 11PM, we're revisiting the areas hardest hit by Matthew's aftermath. http://bit.ly/2dXtdYs | WBTV News

🚨First Alert Weather Day🚨Today and Saturday are First Alert Weather Days, as a storm system tracks toward the Carolinas from the Gulf of Mexico will bring winter weather and widespread issues on the roadways. Some areas will see accumulating snow and sleet, but the track of the storm is close enough that a warm nose is expected to drift in aloft Friday evening, allowing for the snow to change into sleet and even freezing rain/ice for areas near and southeast of I-85. More specifically, the mou

Friday is a First Alert Weather Day: A cold and wet end to the workweek is in the forecast for the Carolinas, with snow likely in the mountains. First Alert Chief Meteorologist Al Conklin on what you can expect tomorrow. Closer to Charlotte, cold rain is expected through the first half of Friday before the precipitation moves out by the afternoon and evening. Temperatures in the Queen City will stay cold — in the 40s — all day Friday. Download the WBTV First Alert Weather app for live updates, r

First Alert Weather Update: Chief meteorologist Al Conklin with the latest on Tropical Storm Imelda and how it will affect Charlotte and the Carolinas. Get the WBTV First Alert Weather App for the latest forecasts, updates and radars. | WBTV News