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Asheville Citizen-Times
Charlotte Observer
‘Widespread freeze' expected for Charlotte. Here's how low temperatures will go
Charlotte’s first “widespread freeze” of the season will be Sunday night, when temperatures are expected to fall to 31 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. The “apparent temperature” – how it actually feels – will be more like 29 degrees, forecasters say. Sunday will be one in a series of days with highs only in the 50s and lows at or below freezing, forecasters say. The cold front will reach the region late Thursday and extend from one end of the state to the other. Lows across the state this weekend will range from 22 degrees in Cherokee to 33 degrees in Jacksonville on the coast, forecasters say. Precipitation is not forecast for the Charlotte region. But up to 4 inches of snow could fall along the Tennessee state line, forecasters say. “The highest amounts still appear most likely over portions of Smoky Mountain National Park,” the National Weather Service says. Wind gusts in the Charlotte area will top 30 mph on Thursday and remain near 25 mph after sunset, forecasters say. Gusts of 40 mph to 50 mph have been forecast for higher elevations in the mountains. “Although some warming is expected, the general trend for temperatures for
WLOS.com
FOX Carolina
WBTV
sevenlakes.news
Cold Front Drops Asheville Feels-Like Temperatures to 39 Degrees While Charlotte Holds 66 as Coldest Air Since Last Winter Arrives by Friday
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A strong cold front is set to bring a sharp temperature drop to the Southern Appalachians, starting in the mountains Thursday afternoon. Wind will make it feel like the upper 30s in the high country while areas outside the mountains stay near 60 degrees. The cold air spreads across the wider region Thursday night, and everyone will feel it by Friday.
wccbcharlotte.com
WLOS.com
Code Purple shelter season begins as cold weather approaches
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The Asheville-Buncombe Continuum of Care (CoC) has officially initiated the 2026-27 Code Purple Emergency Shelter season, according to the city of Asheville. Code Purple is a community initiative that provides emergency shelter for people experiencing homelessness during cold or wintry weather. The announcement comes as...
WBTV
wccbcharlotte.com
McClatchy - Charlotte Observer
Freeze expected across much of North Carolina; mountain snow forecast