Brittany Van Voorhees is a Meteorologist (CBM) at 13News Now (WVEC). She specializes in science and natural sciences, with a focus on climate change and the environment, as well as aviation and aerospace topics. Brittany's work has been featured in WCNC Charlotte, WKYC Channel 3, WBNS-TV, and WFMY-TV (Greensboro, NC).
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Brittany Van Voorhees focuses on weather and scientific topics, particularly those relevant to the local community in North Carolina, with a special emphasis on Charlotte. She frequently cites data and includes expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Brittany Van Voorhees
Charlotte accumulated 2.03 inches of rain over the last two days.
By: Brittany Van Voorhees
The North Carolina Flood Resiliency Blueprint is being developed by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality.
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Meteorologist Brittany Van Voorhees breaks down how mountains can, and cannot, impact the weather across the Charlotte area and Piedmont.
During hurricane season, you may hear a lot from meteorologists about the National Hurricane Center and the National Weather Service, but there is another group of scientists at the United States Geol...
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A glacial collapse leads to ice and debris runoff, having more similarities to a landslide than an earthquake.
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The Nancy Grace Roman telescope, named after NASA's first Chief of Astronomy, will study dark energy and exoplanets and further explore the Milky Way.
By: Brittany Van Voorhees
Tropical cyclone is a generic term used to encompass everything from a tropical depression, hurricane, to a super typhoon.
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September 10 is the climatological peak of hurricane season, which is the day historically with the most active tropical storms and hurricanes.
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The Eastern Pacific uses a list of alphabetical names, like the Atlantic, while the Central Pacific utilizes traditional Hawaiian names.
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Average temperatures during June, July, and August, were the warmest on record for the lower 48.
