Foothills Weather Network, Burke County

Foothills Weather Network, Burke County At Foothills Weather Network our staff takes pride in being your number 1 source for weather coverage in Western North Carolina! The reason?
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Foothills Weather Network is dedicated to keeping you safe before, during, and after the storm! Foothills Weather Network started in 2009 as a hobby between two friends that have a passion for weather forecasting. Seeing a gap in TV Market coverage across the foothills, Chris and Jason started using a personal page to forecast and track severe weather events. In 2010, following a very bus

y winter and severe weather season Chris and Jason quickly started looking for help to cover the weather. While doing this they developed what was then Burke Weather Incorporated. Burke Weather Incorporated became an official Non-Profit forecasting business in 2013. It still exists today and remains a Non-Profit that houses our Emergency Services Team and runs our weather education. Burke Weather Incorporated still runs solely off donations from you, the public. We brought on Tim Sawyer, Steve Wasko, Scotty Powell and Daniel Crawley to work with us. In 2015 however we decided to develop a for profit company, Foothills Weather Network. Well it was simply to be able to sell advertising and develop a way other than donations to pay the bills. Foothills Weather Network operates on a budget of a little over $1500.00 a month. Keeping our service free has been a priority since day 1. Advertisements allows us to provide you life saving weather information without costing you a dime. Contact Chris White at [email protected] to get more information on how to advertise. Today we also have interns that work with us from various universities across The State of North Carolina. These interns have went on to work at Accu Weather and other weather companies, including The National Weather Service, across the USA. We have also brought on Sinead Lockhart, who graduated from NC State with her degree in Atmospheric Science. In May 2017 Foothills Weather Network moved into it's new office within the McDowell County Emergency Operations Center. From this state of the art EOC, Foothills Weather Network can have direct contact during severe weather situations with our partners at The National Weather Service and Emergency Management from across the state. We continue to grow and expand! Be sure to download our free weather app today! We appreciate the support that each of our followers give us daily. We enjoy our jobs and we look forward to serving you for many years to come.

The 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season begins today…Good news, there is nothing of interest developing in the basin at this ...
06/01/2026

The 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season begins today…

Good news, there is nothing of interest developing in the basin at this time.

The rain this past week really helped get water into the ground. Now we are getting ready to enter into another dry peri...
05/31/2026

The rain this past week really helped get water into the ground. Now we are getting ready to enter into another dry period.

This map is the next eight days of precipitation on the National blend of models. Early June sun angle will work on transpiration of moisture this week from the ground.

We are going to begin the month of June on a cooler-than-normal temperature regime. However, that may change toward the ...
05/31/2026

We are going to begin the month of June on a cooler-than-normal temperature regime. However, that may change toward the end of the forecast period.

Tomorrow is the beginning of meteorological summer!

It's time for that first look at your Monday forecast.
05/31/2026

It's time for that first look at your Monday forecast.

We hope you are having a blessed Sunday, Forecast has been updated and you can view it by clicking on the link.
05/31/2026

We hope you are having a blessed Sunday,

Forecast has been updated and you can view it by clicking on the link.

Foothills Action Network is dedicated to making the foothills of North Carolina a weather ready location for everyone to live, work, and play.

05/31/2026

Good Sunday morning,

Cooler and less humid air in place today and that’s going to result in very comfortable temperatures (70’s) for the final day of May.

Sunshine will slowly increase through the afternoon.

As more rain moves into the area tonight (mainly light with isolated pockets of heavy rain across the foothills) the fla...
05/30/2026

As more rain moves into the area tonight (mainly light with isolated pockets of heavy rain across the foothills) the flash flood risk will go up slightly across the mountain areas. I would highlight the area along the NC/TN border as seeing the highest risk.

We hope you have had a blessed Friday, Forecast for the weekend and beyond is available by clicking on the link.
05/30/2026

We hope you have had a blessed Friday,

Forecast for the weekend and beyond is available by clicking on the link.

Foothills Action Network is dedicated to making the foothills of North Carolina a weather ready location for everyone to live, work, and play.

05/30/2026

Video Update: Rain coming in overnight and into your Saturday. Not a lot of rain but some have outdoor plans. As always keep our Foothills Weather App on hand and stay alert of approaching rain and storms when it matters most to you!

We hope you are having a blessed Thursday, Your forecast has been updated and is ready for your viewing pleasure.
05/28/2026

We hope you are having a blessed Thursday,

Your forecast has been updated and is ready for your viewing pleasure.

Foothills Action Network is dedicated to making the foothills of North Carolina a weather ready location for everyone to live, work, and play.

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Marion, NC
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