STATESVILLE - An Iredell County sheriff's deputy arrested a Statesville man for driving a car with a stolen license plate.

James Alfred Bevis, 32, of Statesville was pulled over on May 10 when a deputy noticed the registration plate was taken from a Statesville resident.

CHARLOTTE - WBTV First Alert meteorologist Al Conklin has a recap of last night's weather and a look ahead:

No watches, warnings or advisories currently posted at this time.  Two major batches of thunderstorms crossed the area over the past 12 hours, the first 11pm-3am, produced a ton of lightning, heavy rain (many places 1 inch+ and damaging winds).  There were several reports of 50-65 mph wind gusts from South Mecklenburg through York and Chester counties in SC.

The second batch of rush-hour rain, while heavy, was much less severe and is now exiting our viewing area to the south.

We should see a warm, humid afternoon unfold with partial sunshine.  There is still a stalled front in the region, and so more showers and storms should fire up, perhaps a few strong or severe, but widespread severe thunderstorms do not at this time appear likely.

Today:  Partly to mostly cloudy, warm and very humid with more showers and thunderstorms, high 83°.

STATESVILLE - A Family Fun Day benefit to help a five-year-old boy critically injured in a March car wreck will be held Saturday, May 14 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Funstation, located at 1415 North Center Street in Statesville.

Jacob Cook was airlifted to Carolinas Medical Center-Main after the crash and has been at the Levine Children's Hospital in Charlotte ever since.

The fundraiser will cost $10 per person and gives unlimited access to the Fun Zone, Laser Tag and rides.