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Interactive radar: Track storms, showers in Charlotte region on Sept. 22, 2026
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Rain and severe thunderstorms were possible Tuesday in the Charlotte region, with more rain possible throughout the evening and into early Wednesday. Storms began to pop up around Charlotte early Tuesday afternoon. You can track any showers and storms using the interactive radar below. You can...
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Summer’s last sizzle: Severe storm risk ahead of major fall cooldown across the Carolinas
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The final weekend of summer delivered classic late-September heat and humidity to the Carolinas, but significant relief is right around the corner as autumn arrives. Monday marks what may be the warmest day for the rest of the year. Highs will climb into the low 90s,...
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Severe storm threat returns Tuesday afternoon as fall arrives
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First Alert: Tracking storm chances before Carolinas finally cool down
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A cold front will sweep through the Carolinas on Tuesday, bringing some cooler, drier air into our area just in time for the start of fall. Before this taste of fall arrives, we’ll have to deal with one more day of heat plus chances for thunderstorms.
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Severe Threat Continues In The Southeast
Severe storms developed Monday afternoon and evening as a surface cold front combined with instability. More storms will redevelop along this boundary this afternoon, capable of damaging winds and some small hail again. TIMING. As a front continues to linger more storms will continue. Things will taper off overnight, but...
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Interactive radar: Track storms, showers in Charlotte region on Sept. 20, 2026
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Showers and thunderstorms were possible Sunday in the Charlotte region. Showers and storms were popping up on Sunday, Sept. 20. You can track any showers and storms using the interactive radar below. You can change the layers of the interactive map using the button in the...
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Much Cooler Air Finally Settles In This Thursday With Afternoon Highs in the 60s and 70s Across the Whole Carolinas
CAROLINAS — Cooler air finally settles in on Thursday, with humidity dropping and conditions actually starting to feel like fall for a change after such a persistent stretch of 90s across the region. Afternoon highs are expected to run noticeably cooler across much of the Carolinas, offering residents a genuinely welcome break after enduring so much summer-like heat throughout the season.
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Major Fall Cool Down Arrives Next Week to Bring Temperatures 10 to 15 Degrees Below Normal Across the Whole Carolinas
CAROLINAS — Finally, a real fall cool down is on the way, with temperatures next week expected to run 10 to 15 degrees below normal, though the change will feel even bigger than that. Because current temperatures are so far above normal today, some afternoons next week could feel nearly 20 to 30 degrees cooler than what residents are experiencing right now, offering a genuinely dramatic shift after such a persistent stretch of summer-like heat.
Queen City News
Late summer pattern continues with massive cool down headed our way
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Good Sunday morning! If you’re heading down to Atlanta today for the Panthers game, the commute looks dry. Great visibility as well. We are tracking another warm and humid start, with temperatures in the 70s to start the day. High temperatures will get close to 90 degrees again this afternoon, if not […]
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Tracking more heat plus storm chances to end the weekend
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Before a major cooldown begins across the Carolinas, we are going to kick off the last full week of September with more chances for thunderstorms and unseasonably warm temperatures. Get ready for a drastic drop in temperatures over the next 7 days, but first we’ll have...
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North Carolina Friday Night Football Fans Face Scattered Storms Lightning and Brief Heavy Rain at 7:00 PM Across Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham and Hickory
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina — Scattered evening storms are targeting North Carolina at 7:00 PM ET Friday, September 18, 2026, bringing lightning and brief heavy rainfall to communities across the state just as Friday night high school football games are getting underway. The future radar forecast for 7:00 PM ET Friday shows active storm cells producing moderate to heavy rainfall across a broad corridor from Hickory and Charlotte eastward through Concord, Salisbury, Asheboro, Durham, Raleigh and Sanford. If you are heading to a Friday night game anywhere across central North Carolina tonight, storms are already on the radar and lightning safety protocols could force delays or cancellations across the region.