A potentially historic winter storm will bring upwards of two feet of snow to the North Carolina mountains this weekend. The Carolina Weather Group's James Brierton provides an update on the forecast analysis - including our first predictions on snowfall accumulations across the region, including places like Charlotte, Greenville, Spartanburg, Greensboro, Asheville and more.

Tonight a double feature: The latest on the snow storm forecast, plus our scheduled interview with Mark Sudduth of HurricaneTrack.com. He's sharing with us his incredible video from chasing Hurricanes Florence, Michael and more. If you'd like to see the video from tonight's show, find us on YouTube.

James Brierton provides the latest forecast analysis ahead of a high impact winter storm for portions of the Carolinas. 

Winter weather is headed for the Carolinas this weekend. Who might see snow and who might see rain? James Brierton and Scotty Powell have your Tuesday morning forecast analysis from the Carolina Weather Group.

Before you drive south and hit the beach this holiday, you'll need to understand 'Red Tide:' What causes them, what threats do they raise and how to keep yourself informed. The red waters you see off the shoreline could be dangerous. Our guest is Dr. Tracy Fanara, Environmental Engineer and Scientist. She tells us what causes these dangerous toxins, and what environmental like here are doing to track and prevent them.

As the deadly Camp Fire rages in northern California, we're looking back tonight at our March show about predicting and forecasting wildfires. Our guest: Meteorologist Todd Lindley, the Science and Operations Officer for the National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma.  

To help the victims of the recent wildfires, text REDCROSS to 90999 to give $10 to American Red Cross Disaster.

Melissa Griffin is the Assistant State Climatologist for South Carolina and the newest panel member of the Carolina Weather Group. Join us as we introduce you to Melissa. Melissa talks about her studies, passions and projects, including the South Carolina CoCoRaHS network of volunteer rain spotters.

We'll also have the latest on the ongoing storm threat in the Carolinas, including threatening winter weather and flooding conditions

Tonight, we're live with Douglas Hilderbrand of the NOAA Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador program. They specialized in severe weather safety and education. How can you prepare yourself? How can you educate yourself? They have all of the answers and their mission is to share them with you.

The Carolina Weather Group goes on-location to the Weather Proof event at The Schiele Musuem of Natural History in Gastonia, North Carolina. We met weather professionals from our community, including:

Lauren CarrollNational Weather Service, Greenville-Spartanburg, SC

Stuart McDanielStorm photographer

Jared RennieNC State, Climate Division

Candice JordanThe Schiele Museum

Chris LarsonWBTV-TV, Charlotte

Tonight we're "getting to know" Rob Fowler, Chief Meteorologist at WCBD-TV and a man fondly referred to as the Dean of Charleston weather.