A line of storms is moving into the region. Track them on our live local radar --> bit.ly/3wXxtSP | WSOC-TV

RESCUE VIDEO: Two saved from submerged SUV along flooded road in Charlotte. Steve Udelson is tracking storms moving across our area, next at 10 p.m. on TV64. FULL VIDEO: http://on.wsoctv.com/2vgpMVw | WSOC-TV

VOTE for the WSOC-TV High School Football Extra Play of the Week: First play: West Charlotte converts on 4th down with 1-handed grab by De'andre Dubose. Second play: Charlotte Catholic's Paul Neel is in the right place at the right time. VOTE --> https://www.wsoctv.com/votesports | WSOC-TV

NEW SHOW ALERT: Action 9's Jason Stoogenke WSOC TV Reporter works hard every day to protect you and the rest of the city from scams, fraud and bad businesses. So we dug into our archives and put together a show featuring some of his most compelling investigations. Want to watch? Tune in to Channel 9 at 12:30 p.m. | WSOC-TV

TRACKING SEVERE WEATHER: Downpours are already starting to fire up in the Charlotte area. We will be on-air and online bringing you the latest conditions using the most powerful radar. DOWNLOAD WSOC WEATHER APP --> https://wsoctvweatherapp.com/ | WSOC-TV

IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE: In severe weather, you want the most experienced team with the most accurate radar. Sometimes that means giving you more time to take shelter. Other times, it grants you peace of mind. Chief Meteorologist Steve Udelson explains how having our own local radar makes him better equipped to guide you through severe weather. | WSOC-TV