A powerful storm system that was not quite a tropical ... Debby brought more than a foot of rain across some parts of the Carolinas in August, and forecasters did not initially expect that much ...

CHARLOTTE — While what was left of Hurricane Ian made its way towards the northeastern United States, many in the Carolinas awakened ... Roy Cooper reported five storm-related deaths in the ...

It was moving northeast at about 20 mph and had maximum sustained winds of about 80 mph, making it a Category 1 storm. The center said Idalia made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast early ...

A storm surge of up to 3 feet is possible for the Carolinas. Wind gusts up to 50 mph will be possible as the storm pushes to the north. Once it's on land, the storm will quickly dissipate.

Risk of Freshwater Flooding, Storm Surge, and Strong Winds Continues Across Portions of Georgia and the Carolinas ... power as the now Category 2 storm lashes across Florida.

PERRY, Florida, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Idalia on Thursday was drenching the Carolinas with heavy downpours that threatened to cause dangerous flooding while Florida's Gulf Coast began ...

Editor's Note: This page is a summary of news on a potential tropical storm in the Carolinas for Sunday, Sept. 15. For the latest news on the storm, visit USA TODAY's story on the storm system for ...

The NHC gives the low-pressure system a low chance of development into a tropical depression or tropical storm over the next two days. "You have a drying front sitting off the Southeast coastline ...

with flooding likely across the Carolinas and southwestern Virginia, the National Hurricane Center said. Charleston County emergency services were suspended during the storm because of high winds.

Before landfall, more than half a million customers were without power hours, and outages were also climbing in Georgia and the Carolinas. "A catastrophic and deadly storm surge is likely along ...