Find out the answer to today’s “What’s the Weather” trivia question as featured on News 13 every morning at 6:23.
Click here to find out the answer to today’s “What’s the Weather” trivia question as seen on News 13 every morning at 6:23.
Click here to find out the answer to today’s “What’s the Weather” question which is: Who is in charge of naming hurricanes?“
Today’s “What’s the Weather” question as featured on News 13 each morning at 6:23 is: Which of the following should you NOT do during a thunderstorm? a) Talk on a cell phone, b) Lie flat on the ground, c) Get inside a car, or d) Watch News 13 Mornin’?
Today’s “What’s the Weather” question of the day featured each morning at 6:23 on News 13: The term “hurricane” does NOT apply in which part of the world? a) Caribbean, b) Hawaii, c) West coast of Mexico, d) Japan
Tuesday’s “What’s the Weather” question as seen each morning on News 13 at 6:23 is: How much damage did lightning cause last year in the United States?
Today’s question was a true or false one: The oil spill in the Gulf could cause it to rain oil.
Today’s question deals with the oil spill and how much oil has leaked into the Gulf as of this post. How many olympic sized swimming pools could the oil leaked into the Gulf of Mexico fill?
Click here to find out answer to this morning’s “What’s The Weather” question of the day which was, “What is the hottest temperature ever recorded in Myrtle Beach?“ What’s the Weather is a fun little trivia segment Rusty and I do each morning at 6:23. Don’t set your alarm for it because it’s not THAT cool, but if you’re already up for work anyway, be sure to tune us in and check it out!
February is here! It is time to dust off the gardening tools and get ready for another great season of fresh garden veggies!
After over a decade of service, the workhorse satellite, GOES 10, was deactivated in December.
If you’re reading this, it is probably because you have “liked” my status updates on Facebook mentioning the possibility of snow this week in Eastern Carolinas. Well, it’s been a few days since that first post and it still looks like there’s a chance of at least a few flurries Thursday night.
The clouds have broken. The storm system that has kept us cloudy is moving away. While we did not see much rain, this storm system brough flooding just to our east.
I’ll leave the score predictions to Matt Lincoln, but here is the Storm Tracker 13 forecast for all the high school games out there tonight. GOOD LUCK! May the best team, hopefully YOUR team, win!!
For the past 2 evenings, the streets of Garden City have filled with water like clockwork around high tide. OK, make that 3 nights in a row since it happened again Tuesday night, and tonight will likely make that number 4. Find out why this is happening and when to expect it tonight inside.