Strong storms threaten Carolinas and Georgia tonight with hail, strong winds possible

60 mph gusts, quarter to egg size hail risk in North Carolina Thursday

Severe thunderstorms may develop Thursday evening. The greatest threat is through 11 p.m.

Storms could bring hail, high winds to Greensboro on Thursday, forecasters say

“Thunderstorms capable of large hail, including some up to 1.5 to 2 inches in diameter, and also damaging winds, are expected to spread east across the western Piedmont this afternoon and evening,” the National Weather Service said in an advisory…

Strong storms threaten Carolinas and Georgia tonight with hail, strong winds possible

Parts of South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia are at risk for strong to severe storms Thursday with pingpong ball-to golf ball-sized hail in some areas.

Cold front to bring more storms Friday - 41NBC News

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – An incoming cold front will bring more rain to Middle Georgia ahead of Mother’s Day weekend. This Evening There has been a good deal of sun around Middle Georgia this afternoon, however a bit more cloud cover and isolated to scattered storms will be possible through the evening and into tonight. A Level 1 “Marginal” risk for severe weather includes all counties except for the northernmost parts of the region. Those …

Severe Storms Coming To Charlotte Today w/ Possible Hail, Flash Flooding, and Tornados

Everyone around the Charlotte region should stay weather alert today as a potent upper-level disturbance over the Tennessee Valley, is now pulling energy and wind shear toward the Carolinas. The fast-moving system could bring strong-to-severe thunderstorms to our area this afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service warns that storms may bring damaging winds, heavy rain, large hail up to 2 inches, and localized flash flooding. There’s al…

Strong-to-severe storm risk across southern Kentucky on Thursday

LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC 36 NEWS NOW) – After some early morning storms across southern Kentucky, conditions remain quiet for now around Lexington. But we’re watching closely as a round of strong-to-severe thunderstorms is likely to develop this afternoon and early evening, especially south of the I-64 corridor. The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded much of southern Kentucky to a Level 2 out of 5 (Slight Risk) for severe weather, while central and…