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RV Travel Members News for RVers #983, Sunday edition January 17, 2021 Welcome to RVtravel.com, the most-read consumer website about RVing in North America with 139,000 registered subscribers. We support a free press and believe that it is essential to a democracy. At RVtravel.com, you will learn about RV camping, RV travel, RV news and much more. This newsletter, now in its 20th year of continuous publication, is increasingly made possible in large part by the voluntary subscri...

  The mountains were snow-deprived. The nights were sweaty and hot. And at times, it seemed the rain would never stop. The year 2020 broke, or came close to breaking, several weather records in North Carolina, indicating that climate change is not a distant threat, but an immediate one, playing out in real time. 2020 was the second-wettest on record, even though only one hurricane, Isaias, made landfall. The year tied 2017 for the third-warmest, not because of a streak of 100-degree days, but ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — When most kids return home to see their parents for Christmas,...

Army veteran, long-distance runner breaks record for 62-mile Pitchell run in Asheville Karen Chávez, Asheville Citizen Times © Courtesy of Kyle Curtin Kyle Curtin, of Durango, Colorado, takes a selfie Dec. 21 on top of Mount Mitchell. Curtin broke the Fastest Known Time for Pitchell - the 62-mile trail between the summits of Mount Pisgah and Mount Mitchell. When most kids return home to see their parents for Christmas, couch lounging and hot cocoa are typically in order. But...

A storm that AccuWeather meteorologists have been keeping tabs on for over a week is expected to trigger snow and slippery travel across parts of the southeastern United States from Thursday night to Friday night, but as is often the case, the heaviest snow is forecast to fall over the southern Appalachians, and milder air may limit wintry weather closer to the Atlantic coast

Driving could be hazardous in Charlotte area due to mix of rain, snow and black ice Mark Price, The Charlotte Observer Jan. 8—The mix of rain and snow falling in the Charlotte region Friday morning could transition to snow and sleet, making roads hazardous when it refreezes, according to the National Weather Service. Charlotte could see "snow accumulation of less than a half inch" Friday night, NWS forecasters say. However, its possible as much as 2 inches could fall in Charlo...

Theres the signal were only eight days away from the first democratic debates on this net work. were continuing our series the road to miami. where he breaks down everything we need to know about the states along the teaming. i 95 corridor. he was in the commonwealth of virginia. tonight he has crossed the border on south end of the tar heel state. the great state of north carolina. back at the big board. national correspondent. steve. >> i think i can make out miami from where im standing. i am...

Breaks down everything we need to know about the states along the teaming i-95 corridor. last night steve was in the commonwealth of virginia and tonight has successfully crossed the border on the south end of the tar heel state, the great state of north carolina. back at the big tonight our national correspondent steve kornacki. steve. >> hey, brian. thats right. and i think i can make out miami from where im standing right now because i am at the highest point east of the mississippi. we are i...

There is the signal. we are only eight days from the first democratic debates on this very network and continuing our series "the road to miami" where our own miami steve kornacki breaks down everything we need to know about the states along the teaming i-95 corridor. last night steve was in the commonwealth of virginia and tonight has successfully crossed the border on the south end of the tar heel state, the great state of north carolina. back at the big tonight our national correspondent stev...

reached all the way to the royal throne. well, stocks are treading water today. the dow chips have been moving between positive and negative territory all morning. the dow jones down about 16 points or so. investors are perhaps taking a breather on negotiations over the debt ceiling playing out in washington. president obama says theres a groundhog day feeling at the white house. he and congressional leaders immediate again today to work on a deal to raise the nations borrowing lim...