According to the latest weather updates, Charlotte residents can expect a series of mostly sunny days. The National Weather Service is reporting a high of 65 degrees today, with calm winds turning west northwest. The temperatures are to dip into the 40s overnight, with a 30 percent chance of showers before 2 a.m. For those planning their commutes, visibility stands at a clear 10 miles.
As we glide into the midweek, the NWS forecasts a sunny Wednesday with highs hitting near 60 degrees, while wind gusts could reach up to 20 mph. The evening is anticipated to cool down to around 39 degrees. These clear and sunny days are to persist through the end of the week, with daytime temperatures gradually warming up to the mid-70s by Monday. Meanwhile, night-time lows will consistently hover in the 40s.
An advisory is in place for the coming days as "the coldest air of the season so far is expected to settle over the western Carolinas during the middle of the week," according to the NWS. This change may result in areas of frost on Wednesday night and early Thursday, especially east of the mountains.
The NWS reminds that "areas of frost will be possible Wednesday night and early Thursday east of the mountains." Spotters have not received a call to action at this time. For more detailed weather information, you can visit the National Weather Service website.
