Recent record temperatures in parts of North Carolina are driving up electricity bills.
According to Spectrum News 1’s weather experts, the start of July has been the hottest on record for Greensboro, according to the Southeast Regional Climate Center. It’s the second hottest July start on record for Charlotte and Raleigh.
Raleigh hit 103 on July 4, breaking the old record of 101 from 2024 and 2012, according to Spectrum News 1 meteorologists…