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The threat of severe weather is coming our way this afternoon, and the storm system has already left a lot of damage in its wake --> bit.ly/3cKGXoP | WSOC-TV

"$5,000 for 40 minutes.” Expensive ER bills catching people off guard. On WSOC Tonight at 11 - Action 9’s Jason Stoogenke WSOC TV Reporter sheds light on why a trip to the ER costs so much and what to do if you can’t afford the big bill. | WSOC-TV

WEATHER UPDATE: We had some reports into our Severe Weather Center of "frost quakes" this week. A frost quake -- or a cryoseism -- is when frozen soil saturated with water or ice cracks. WATCH below as Vicki Graf explains more about what happens. The North Carolina mountains may see more cold weather overnight. Tune in to Eyewitness News to see the forecast for your area. http://www.wsoctv.com/s/weather/ | 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