Page Summary: March and April is typically the windiest time of the year here in the Charlotte area. WFMY News 2's Claire Fry breaks down the science behind the timing and what makes this past of the season so dangerous.
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March and April is typically the windiest time of the year here in the Charlotte area. WFMY News 2's Claire Fry breaks down the science behind the timing and what makes this past of the season so dangerous. Have you ever wondered why the outside temperature is 4°C but it feels like zero?
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- March and April is typically the windiest time of the year here in the Charlotte area.
- WFMY News 2's Claire Fry breaks down the science behind the timing and what makes this past of the season so dangerous.
- Have you ever wondered why the outside temperature is 4°C but it feels like zero?
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