Carolina Weather Group

Carolina Weather Group gathers six meteorologists from acros North Carolina and South Carolina to share and discuss their forecasts for this weekend's snowstorm. 

Go inside the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang with its chief meteorologist and weather editor Jason Samenow.

An extremely dry fall season has lead to wildfires in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama and Georgia. Fire weather expert Chip Redmond joins us to discuss these dry conditions and how they helped fuel deadly wildfires.

Chief Meteorologist Grant Gilmore and Meteorologist Tim Buckley fromWFMY News 2 in Greensboro, NC will join us to discuss the WFMY Weather Spotter Network. The WFMY Weather Spotter Network has been in existence for a few years in the Tirad area of North Carolina. Numerous spotters througout the area report daily weather conditions to the WFMY weather team. Some days they are even featured in the weather segment. Find out how you can become a part of the WFMY Weather Spotter Network!

Dr. Marshall Shepherd joins us to discuss the difficulties of communicating the real threat of flooding. In the recent years, we have seen many cases of flash flooding. From tropical events to stationary fronts to everyday thunderstorms...flooding is becoming a major story. Dr. Shepherd has proposed many ways on how we can better communicate flooding to the general public.

Dr. Shepherd is the Director of the University of Georgia’s (UGA) Atmospheric Sciences Program, host of "WxGeeks" on the Weather Channel and former president of the American Meteorological Society (AMS).

The 2016 Hurricane season has been very busy, very odd and frankly.... very long. Remember Alex in January? Hurricane Specialist and Storm Surge Expert Michael Lowry from The Weather Channel joins us to discuss various topics from Hurricane Season 2016.

The Weather Pros is a weather consulting company providing personalized forecasts to outdoor businesses, including landscapers and snow plow operators. Rob Guariano, CEO, Founder, and Chief Meteorologist, plus Dean Davison, Meteorologist/Storm Certification Manager.

Carolina Weather Group's Scotty Powell reports from McDowell County, North Carolina, where firefighters are battling one of more than a dozen wildfires. Prolonged dry weather conditions have lead to the burning of thousands of acres. Winds are carrying smoke from the fires across portions of the Southeast.

Catastrophic flooding left parts of South Carolina under 20" of rain in 2015. Rob Foweler, Chief Meteorologist at WCBD in Charleston, and Jim Gandy, Chief Meteorologist at WLTX, join the Carolina Weather Group to look back at the historic flooding and share lessons learned.

Being a college student is hard! Throw in a atmospheric science degree and it is tough!! Meteorology students from North Carolina State, Florida State and Virginia Tech will join us to talk about what it takes to be a met student. This show will be very beneficial for those wanting to go into the field! GUESTS:Matthew Reagan from Florida State UniversityBrandon Black from NC State University