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First Frost and Freeze Threat Next Sunday Drops Asheville to 31, Greenville to 36, and Charlotte to 43 as First Real Cold Air Arrives
NORTH CAROLINA — Next Sunday morning could bring the first frost and freeze threat of the season to the mountains of western North Carolina, along with the first real taste of cold air across the region. The latest GFS model shows lows near freezing in the mountains and in the mid 30s across the Upstate of South Carolina. The timing matches when the first frost threats usually show up this time of year. Many residents may be turning on the furnace or lighting the fireplace for the first time this fall.
WBTV
Record warmth in the Carolinas this week: Latest forecast
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The work week started with warm and calm conditions in the wake of Hurricane Isaias, and that pattern will persist through the rest of the week. After a cool start, high temperatures Tuesday will reach the low to mid 80s. That’s about 10 degrees above average, but well short of the daily record of 91 degrees.
hoodline.com
From Soaked to Sizzling: Charlotte Heats Up Before Weekend Temperature Crash
Charlotte is trading Sunday's wet weather for a bright, breezy Columbus Day, with clear skies this morning and temperatures in the low 60s. The city should warm to about 80 degrees this afternoon, with northwest winds of 6 to 10 mph and gusts near 20 mph. Rain is not part...
WBTV
22 Charlotte firefighters stand by to help western North Carolina amid Isaias flooding
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Twenty-two Charlotte firefighters are standing by to help residents in western North Carolina as the remnants of Hurricane Isaias move through the state. Charlotte Fire’s Task Force 3, made up of 22 members, is based at the department’s Operations Center in Huntersville during the storm....
WCNC
Storm impacts across Charlotte: downed power lines, outages and flight delays
WBTV
Heavy rain expected in Carolinas through weekend: First Alert forecast here
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - As Hurricane Isaias moves farther north into Florida and Alabama, gusty winds and heavy downpours will spread across the Carolinas this weekend. Overnight, expect increasing clouds with showers beginning before sunrise. On Saturday, as the storm moves farther north, widespread rainfall can be expected in Charlotte...
WBTV
Heavy rain expected in Carolinas through weekend: First Alert forecast here