Charlotte metro

Heavy downpours caused by a stalled cold front along I-40 are moving west-to-east across the Charlotte region, leading to potential localized flooding. Rainfall is expected to linger through Friday with 1-2 inches forecasted, though some areas may see more. Temperatures remain below average, with a return to typical hot, humid conditions expected by Sunday.

A slow-moving cold front will bring heavy rain and potential flooding to the Charlotte metro, Piedmont, and Foothills regions through Thursday evening. A flood watch is in effect for the area.

Charlotte metro area will experience high heat index values near or above 100 degrees during peak heating, accompanied by afternoon storms.

Charlotte metro will experience hot and humid weather on Thursday, with temperatures reaching the upper 90s by late afternoon due to consistent sunshine.

Rain and storms caused a major temperature drop in Charlotte on Monday, with temperatures starting in the upper 60s to low 70s. The Charlotte metro area experienced cloudy and damp conditions.

Hot and humid conditions are continuing in the Charlotte metro area on Thursday as temperatures rise quickly under sunny skies from morning to afternoon.

Charlotte experienced sunny and hot weather on Wednesday with a heat index in the low 100s and early morning temperatures in the mid-70s.

July is off to a hot and humid start in the Charlotte metro, with 'feels like' temperatures reaching 100°F. Early morning temperatures are in the low to mid 70s.

Charlotte experienced slightly cooler and more comfortable weather on Wednesday, with early morning temperatures in the mid-60s, offering a break from recent humidity.

Tuesday in the Charlotte metro started cooler and more comfortable with morning temperatures in the upper 60s, followed by highs in the low 80s. The weather was described as cooler and cloudier compared to previous conditions.