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Chris Mulcahy

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I am not your average weatherman, I AM YOUR WEATHERMAN! I am always ready to try something new and I'm usually good for a laugh or two!
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Tropical Storm Arthur forms in the Gulf: How it will impact the Carolinas

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By Chris Mulcahy Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Chris Mulcahy (WCNC) Updated Wed, June 17, 2026 at 2:07 PM UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tropical Storm Arthur has formed early in the Atlantic hurricane season, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and the potential for localized flooding to the Carolinas. The storm is expected to weaken as it moves inland, but will still bring tropical moisture, strong winds, and the possibility of isolated severe thunderstorms to the region.
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Weather IQ: The fast-moving 'weather engine' shaping storms and temperature extremes

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By Chris Mulcahy Verified
| WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — For this week's Weather IQ, we are going up several miles into the atmosphere to talk about something that controls your forecast every single day: the jet stream. Let's raise that Weather IQ! Think of the jet stream like a giant river of wind, about 6 to 7 miles above your head. It flows from west to east across the country, and boy, is it fast; we're talking 100 to 200 miles per hour. Now here's why it's important.
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Carolina hail: How hail gets exponentially more dangerous the larger it gets

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By Chris Mulcahy Verified
| WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — You’ve seen us explain how hail forms. It freezes, refreezes, and cycles up and down through the freezing level inside a storm until it becomes too heavy and falls. But this year … we’re doing some hail math. We’re showing you why a hailstone roughly the size of an egg can do 20 times the damage of one that is the size of a quarter. Let’s raise your Weather IQ. Most of the hail we see locally is pea-sized, about a quarter of an inch.
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