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Sunny Charlotte Basks in 70s Before Later-Week Rain

Charlotte starts Monday, November 2, with low stratus expected to scatter through the morning and highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. A light northeast wind near 7 mph should keep the morning crisp without spoiling the afternoon. Sunny Stretch Peaks Tuesday And Wednesday. Tuesday looks warmer, with mostly...

Charlotte, NC · 7d
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WITN

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National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area off the East Coast

North Carolina · 7d

Home Stratosphere

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10 North Carolina Snowstorms Everyone Still Talks About

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North Carolina · 7d

WRDW

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Showers possible midweek

Mccormick County, SC · 7d

Grist

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2 years after Hurricane Helene, Grist holds disaster resilience fairs in western North Carolina

In the weeks after Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina, people had to rely on their neighbors for everything. They shared two-way radios so they could contact loved ones, chainsaws so they could cut their way out of their hollers, as well as food and supplies. Community centers, churches, and schools became central meeting places and venues for storing and distributing resources.

North Carolina · 7d

WTKR News 3

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First Warning Forecast: Increasing temperatures and rain chances this week

North Carolina · 7d

Country Herald

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North Carolina Weather Outlook: Warm First Half of November Favored in Charlotte

Highs rise from 67 Sunday to 76 Tuesday and 77 Wednesday-Thursday before staying mild Friday.

Charlotte, NC · 8d

FOX Carolina

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Looking ahead to election day forecast, First Alert Weather Days beyond

Lawrence County, TN · 7d

Charlotte Observer

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Key US midterm states could see Election Day storms. What about North Carolina?

Severe storms on Election Day could be an issue for a large chunk of the country, but Carolinians won’t be able to use that as an excuse for not going to the polls Tuesday. Fact is, the weather will be perfect across North Carolina, with highs in the 70s, lows in the 50s and no rain. This includes Asheville, Charlotte, Raleigh and even Morehead City on the coast. The main weather threat for the nation is “ thunderstorms from the Southwest into the central United States,” according to AccuWeather. So will candidates need to worry in those states? Apparently not much, experts say. The impact of rain on voter turnout amounts to around 1% , based on data collected in North Carolina during three U.S. presidential elections. The report was published in 2024 in ScienceDirect. “While I find that rainfall continues to slightly dampen turnout overall, the results suggest that the negative effects on in-person Election Day voting are partially offset by increased use of alternate voting methods,” wrote the study’s data curator Nick Turner. “These methods, including mail voting and early/absentee voting, allow voters to cast their ballots while avoiding the costs of heading to the polling place in

North Carolina · 11d

Queen City News

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Clouds and cooler days continue across Charlotte, potential rain later this week

Clouds will continue to prevail today, with temperatures staying in the 60s this afternoon.

Charlotte, NC · 8d

WBTV

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First Alert: Warming up plus tracking storms chances by Thursday

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - This week we are tracking a warming trend and chances for showers and storms later in the week. After a cloudy and cool end to the weekend, we are still looking ahead to a slight warmup and chances for some significant rainfall later in the week. Overnight, a few isolated showers will be possible otherwise expect mostly cloudy skies with lows in the 40s and 50s.

Charlotte, NC · 8d

Raleigh News & Observer

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King tides flood NC's coastal roads, signaling dangers of sea level rise

North Carolina’s embattled coast was once again awash with floodwaters this week — not from a hurricane or a nor’easter, but from a king tide, a cyclical weather event during which high tides reach abnormally high levels. King tides are driven by the gravitational pull of the moon as it reaches perigee, the point in the moon’s orbit when it’s closest to Earth. These tides are most common during a new moon, or in the case of this week’s tides, a full moon. As a result, North Carolina’s Outer Banks and Crystal Coast saw water wash onto roads this week, according to Rohan Jain, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Newport office. “The tides will be improving and coming down in the coming days here, but we’re no stranger to king tides in Eastern North Carolina,” Jain said. “Fall into winter is when we tend to see them, and with how low-lying some of our areas are, we’re definitely no stranger to them.” This week has been far from the highest king tides North Carolina has seen, though other parts of the country were hit with record flooding this week as a result of these tides. The tides peaked

North Carolina · 10d

Country Herald

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Eastern NC Weather Tonight Oct 31: Temps Drop to 56° by 9 PM

Halloween trick-or-treaters across eastern North Carolina face a 10-degree evening cooldown.

Newport, NC · 9d

WBTV

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Warming up plus tracking rain chances for next week

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - After a cloudy and cooler Saturday, we are gearing up for a warming trend to kick off the workweek. Get ready for a warming trend and increasing chances for rain by the middle and the end of the week. Overnight, expect cloudy skies with lows in the 50s. Tomorrow will be another cloudy day with highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s.

Charlotte, NC · 9d

WSOC Charlotte

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FORECAST: Cool temperatures for Halloween, chance of rain next week

To stay on top of changing weather conditions be sure to download our free WSOC-TV Weather app.

Charlotte, NC · 9d

WBTV

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Warm, dry weather expected in Charlotte region for Halloween before rain arrives next week

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Warm and dry weather will continue into this Halloween weekend, but chances for rain will return to the forecast next week. We are going to wrap up the workweek with some unseasonably warm temperatures. Tonight, will be mostly clear and cool with lows in the 40s and 50s. Expect plenty of sunshine and near-record warmth tomorrow with highs in the lower 80s.

Charlotte, NC · 10d

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Finishing up October with above average temperatures

We’re wrapping up October with another big temperature swing across the Carolinas, and Mother Nature is giving us one more taste of summer!. Tonight, we’ll enjoy a quiet evening around Charlotte with passing clouds and temperatures gradually slipping into the 50s. Nothing too chilly, but you’ll still want a light jacket if you’re heading out late.

Charlotte, NC · 10d

WSOC Charlotte

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FORECAST: Temperatures climb toward 80 degrees before dropping Saturday

To stay on top of changing weather conditions be sure to download our free WSOC-TV Weather app.

Charlotte, NC · 11d

WCNC

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Near-record heat entering Halloween weekend

Charlotte, NC · 11d