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WFDD's David Ford wondered how the drought conditions plaguing central North Carolina are impacting outdoor adventure companies that rely on the area's rivers for business. He found the answer for this edition of Carolina Curious.
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Forecasters say highs could top 100 degrees starting Wednesday and may reach 105 on July 4 — a record for the Greensboro area.
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The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality is supporting several communities as they attempt to rebuild critical infrastructure damaged or destroyed by Helene. Sixteen county governments in Western North Carolina were awarded grants totaling $25 million.
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La Niña climate pattern has brought extreme drought conditions to 67 of North Carolina's 100 counties. National Weather Service meteorologist Andrew Kren says there's a chance for a wetter end to the month of May.
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The drought that began in August continues in North Carolina, where roughly 70% of the state is experiencing severe drought conditions. Raleigh and Statesville are among a handful of cities that are currently enforcing water restrictions.
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The hottest temperatures are expected Wednesday through Saturday, reaching up to 90 degrees.
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Severe thunderstorms and expected windy conditions have prompted school closures across the Triad.
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The Piedmont's most recent snowstorm left some WFDD listeners wondering how forecasters are able to give accurate snowfall totals. Find out on this edition of Carolina Curious.
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Some school districts are reporting closures or remote learning due to winter weather conditions impacting the region.
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Freezing rain and snow could create slick spots overnight, but forecasters say temperatures are expected to rise above freezing Thursday, limiting lingering problems.
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Some school districts are reporting closures or remote learning due to winter weather conditions impacting the region.
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Restaurants including Acadia Foods, Que Viva Latin Street Grill, and Little Pep wine bar have all issued social media pleas for help amid low sales.