Get ready for a rainy night, as more showers are set to roll in overnight and stick around until lunchtime on Wednesday. Rainfall totals could reach an impressive 2 to 4 inches, raising concerns about localized flooding. Roads may become slick with ponding water, so stay alert and drive cautiously. Don’t let the weather catch you off guard—keep an eye on the forecast and stay safe on the roads!
During the passage of the cold front on Wednesday, precipitation in the mountains will change from rain to snow as colder air surges in. It is anticipated that there will be only a slight accumulation, although as much as one to two inches may fall at the higher elevations.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Charlotte area will begin to experience sunshine, and temperatures will continue to drop throughout the forecast period. Wednesday night’s lows will be close to or below freezing on Thursday morning. The weather will continue to be cool but dry into Friday after this.
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The Panthers game on Sunday is anticipated to face additional precipitation. Continue to check back for any new information!
Rain and storms are expected tonight. Gusty wind. The temperature was in the 50s.
It will be raining and storming through the early afternoon on Wednesday, but then it will clear up and grow cooler. The 59th highest.
