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Charlotte Futurecast: Hurricane Isaias to bring rain this weekend
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Hurricane Isaias Could Track Toward Charlotte This Weekend
Charlotte could find itself in the path of Tropical Storm Isaias this weekend, according to several early computer models. The storm strengthened into Tropical Storm Isaias early Wednesday over the southern Gulf. It currently has sustained winds near 40 mph. The National Hurricane Center expects Isaias to strengthen rapidly during...
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Tracking soaking rain chance, temperature shift for Carolinas this week
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The Charlotte region will be sunny and dry through the end of the workweek, but a big change is brewing for the weekend. A First Alert remains active for Sunday, Oct. 11 as tropical moisture brings the potential for a soaking rain and a dramatic change in temperatures.
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Charlotte Basks in Sunny 70s Before Gulf-Fueled Weekend Thunderstorm Soaker
Charlotte’s midweek forecast starts with clear skies Wednesday morning and temperatures in the low 50s. Sunshine should lift the afternoon high to near 79, before a warm, dry stretch continues through the end of the workweek. Warm Afternoon, Quiet Night. The National Weather Service forecast calls for temperatures to...
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Tropical system could send weekend rain into the Carolinas: Latest forecast
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - After a dry and pleasant work week, a developing system in the Gulf will try to send moisture into the Charlotte region over the weekend. Our short-term forecast remains tranquil, with a typical autumnal weather pattern in place through midweek. Morning lows in the 40s and...
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Two-Alarm Fire Erupts Near South Carolina Line in South Charlotte
Multiple emergency crews are battling a two-alarm fire in a south Charlotte neighborhood near the South Carolina state line, with the blaze reported in the 11000 block of Woods Corner Court. The Charlotte Fire Department confirmed crews were on scene working the fire, and the story was still developing as of Monday morning.
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Feast or Famine Rain Drops Over 5 Inches Near Great Falls and Nearly 3 Inches in Mooresville and Lake Wylie, While Charlotte, Matthews and Monroe Barely Get a Quarter Inch
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA — It has truly been feast or famine for rainfall across the Charlotte region over the past 24 hours. Some neighborhoods got a deluge, while others barely saw a quarter inch. Storm total estimates through 8:57 AM Sunday, October 4 show 5.60 inches near Great Falls, South Carolina, 2.88 inches near Mooresville and 2.84 inches near the Lake Wylie and Clover area. Meanwhile, much of Charlotte came in around 0.20 inch, and spots near Matthews, Indian Trail and Monroe saw almost nothing at all.
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Beautiful Fall Stretch Arrives With Upper 60s Highs and Upper 40s Lows Across Charlotte and the Carolinas Before Weekend Rainmaker Returns Saturday Night
CHARLOTTE, NC — A beautiful stretch of fall weather is ahead for Charlotte and the Carolinas as a front continues moving south and helps clear out the skies. Temperatures climb into the mid-70s Monday before dropping into the 50s Monday night. Highs only reach the upper 60s Tuesday and Wednesday, with overnight lows dipping into the upper 40s. Attention then turns to another potential rainmaker this weekend, with timing currently favoring Saturday night into Sunday.
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Possible Gulf Hurricane Tracks Toward New Orleans and Mississippi as Tropical Moisture Could Bring Rain to Charlotte and the Carolinas Saturday Night Into Sunday
CHARLOTTE, NC — A hurricane looks increasingly likely to form in the Gulf over the next few days before tracking north toward the central Gulf Coast. While the center of circulation is expected to stay west of the Carolinas, a surge of tropical moisture could still reach the region. Rain is currently timed to increase Saturday evening, continuing overnight and into Sunday. Along the Gulf Coast, the system could become a significant hurricane.
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Tracking weekend rain chances in Carolinas, potential tropical development
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - It finally feels like fall this week in the Charlotte region!. The First Alert Weather team is tracking increasing rain chances at the end of the week, however, as well as a tropical system in the Gulf. Here’s what the forecast looks like, as of Monday,...
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Back Door Front Slashes Rain Chances in Charlotte and the Carolinas, Leaving Chilly Drizzle and 50s for the Panthers Game While Lawns Miss Out on Needed Rain
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA — It is a big weather shift across the Carolinas on Sunday, October 4. A back door cold front has pushed far enough south to seriously cut down rain chances, by half or even three-quarters, across Charlotte and much of the Piedmont. Instead of a soaking rain, this afternoon looks mostly like mist and drizzle, with skies staying cloudy and temperatures hanging in the 50s and 60s. That is good news for anyone heading to the Carolina Panthers game, but bad news for dry lawns that were counting on a good drink of water.
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Refreshing October Chill Drops Asheville to 42, Winston-Salem to 43, and Charlotte to 46 Across the Carolinas With Mountain Valley 30s Possible
NORTH CAROLINA — A refreshing October chill is arriving across the Carolinas and the Southeast this week after a long stretch of warm weather. Wednesday morning lows are forecast to dip into the 40s for many communities, with even colder air settling into the higher mountains. A few spots in the typically colder mountain valleys could drop into the 30s. The crisp air will bring a welcome fall feel across the region.
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Wedge Boundary Pushes Rain South Near I-20 Toward Atlanta, Charleston, and Savannah Sunday Leaving Charlotte and Columbia Much Cooler and Mostly Dry
COLUMBIA, SC — A wedge boundary pushed much farther south overnight, taking the main focus for rain with it toward Interstate 20 and the coast. Some areas will see expected rainfall totals cut in half, while others may get very little additional rain at all. One last surge of showers is possible later this evening, but most of the region should stay dry Sunday. Cooler air pushing in from the northeast is also making temperatures noticeably cooler underneath the wedge.