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Ed Piotrowski

Ed Piotrowski

Chief Meteorologist at WPDE-TV

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SpaceX rocket visible from the Carolinas Tuesday morning

A SpaceX rocket launch is scheduled for 6:33 a.m. EDT Tuesday, and if the launch stays on schedule and the weather cooperates, we could get a spectacular view o
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How El Niño may reduce Atlantic hurricane activity in 2026

How El Niño may reduce Atlantic hurricane activity in 2026
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Total Lunar Eclipse visible in the Carolinas Tuesday morning

We get a chance to see a Total Lunar Eclipse early Tuesday morning, March 3rd, but only briefly, and only if conditions are just right.The eclipse begins while
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Major winter storm to impact the Carolinas this weekend

Here's the latest on the winter weather expected this weekend as of noon on Thursday.
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Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend

The Geminids, one of the most impressive meteor showers of the year, will reach their peak Saturday night into Sunday morning.While the best viewing is typical
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Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend

The Geminids, one of the most impressive meteor showers of the year, will reach their peak Saturday night into Sunday morning.While the best viewing is typical
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Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend

The Geminids, one of the most impressive meteor showers of the year, will reach their peak Saturday night into Sunday morning.While the best viewing is typical
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Hurricane season is likely over for the Carolinas

The 2025 hurricane season doesn't technically end until the end of November, but there's a good chance it's over now.
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Rocket launch to International Space Station may be visible tonight

NASA and Northrop Grumman plan to launch a cargo mission to the International Space Station tonight, from the Wallops Island Flight Facility on Virginia's Eastern Shore. Launch time is 9:38 p. m. but it won’t be visible in our area until 3 minutes after launch. Rocket trajectory and when visible. Look for a faint point of light in the northeast sky near the horizon! If you catch it and are able to snag a photo or video, share it with us here!
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Another round of strong storms, excessive lightning on Friday

A cold front moving into a hot, humid airmass will spark numerous strong storms Friday afternoon and evening.
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Almost 100,000 lightning strikes this week in SC

At the tail end of a brutal heat wave, storms have fired across the region this week, producing an impressive and dangerous amount of lightning.