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WBTV
Warm week ahead before rain chances return: Charlotte forecast
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Since the remnants of Hurricane Isaias sent heavy rain across the Carolinas over two weeks ago, most of the Charlotte region has remained dry. That trend will continue the rest of this week, then a shifting pattern returns much-needed rain to the forecast early next week.
Queen City News
Slight warm-up this week in the Carolinas with a chance of weekend showers
CHARLOTTE (PINPOINT WEATHER) — It’s been such a beautiful stretch of dry, cool fall weather lately, but we need some rain! We won’t be tracking any rain yet for the remainder of this work and school week, as high pressure keeps us mostly sunny and dry. Temperatures will be warming up, though. High temperatures will […]
sevenlakes.news
Strong El Niño Could Bring Wetter, Stormier Winter to Raleigh, Asheville, and Charlotte as Past Events Show Above-Average Rain and Mixed Snow Totals
NORTH CAROLINA — A strong El Niño is developing in the Pacific Ocean and is likely to affect North Carolina’s weather over the next few months. Past strong El Niño winters have usually brought above-average rainfall and slightly warmer temperatures to the state. Snowfall during those winters has been mixed, with big totals in some years and almost none in others. While the pattern may turn more active, there is no reason to panic.
WFAE
PBS highlights Charlotte climate solutions in new season of SciNC
A Charlotte nonprofit builds a truck that helps turn glass into concrete. Raleigh researchers predict more extreme weather. A rescue operation targets an endangered salamander near Asheville. If you live in North Carolina, there’s a good chance a reporter from the PBS science documentary show SciNC has turned up near your backyard looking for a story.
WBTV
Warmer temperatures expected in Charlotte region before cooldown arrives
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - If you’ve been loving this beautiful fall weather, I’ve got good news! We’re keeping the sunshine around Wednesday and Thursday, with warmer-than-normal temperatures before a little cooldown arrives just in time for the weekend!. Warm, sunny & very dry. Wednesday and Thursday are...
WBTV
Tracking more fall-like conditions for the Carolinas this week
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Quiet and dry conditions will dominate the forecast for the Carolinas over the next 7 days. After one of the chilliest mornings of the season, we can expect a slight warming trend over the next several days. Overnight, expect lows in the 30s across the mountains and 40s across the Charlotte metro area.
hoodline.com
Wind-Whipped Chill Grips Charlotte Before Sunny Weeklong Warmup
Charlotte is waking up Sunday to clear skies and temperatures in the low 40s, a brisk start after the weekend’s sharp cold front. The city will warm to around 62 degrees this afternoon, but a steady northeast breeze will keep things feeling more like jacket weather than patio weather.
WBTV
Much colder this weekend, with frost and freeze alerts in the Carolinas: First Alert forecast here
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - After a summer-like end to the week, including the latest 90-degree day in recorded history for the Charlotte area, a cold front is about to bring big changes our way for the weekend. We are giving you the First Alert for big changes Saturday as much...
Charlotte Observer
Cold front to bring low in 30s to Charlotte. Mountains report snow falling, NWS says
A dramatic change in temperatures this weekend could see Charlotte drop into the 30s after dark, with a possibility of morning frost, according to the National Weather Service. Models show temperatures on Saturday will fall 10 degrees below normal and roughly 20 to 25 degrees cooler than Friday, forecasters say. On Sunday, a high of only 58 degrees is expected for Charlotte, with a low of 39, according to forecast maps. “The strong cold front will bring the coolest air of the season this weekend. Temperatures will likely drop low enough Saturday night for widespread frost and areas of freezing temperatures across the mountains ... It would not be a surprise to see frost in places across the NC foothills and NW Piedmont,” NWS forecasters said Friday. “The air will be cold enough aloft that a few snowflakes are possible at the highest elevations of the Smokies and Mt. Mitchell, but no accumulation is expected. Precipitation chances should end as the short wave moves east in the afternoon.” Snow was confirmed early Saturday along the Blue Ridge Parkway, and a temperature of 29 degrees was recorded on Mt. Mitchell, the National Weather Service said. The wind chill on the mountain