Residents in Charlotte, N.C., might catch a glimpse of the sun amidst mostly cloudy skies today, with temperatures reaching a comfortable 72 degrees. A gentle west wind is expected to shift north in the afternoon and could introduce gusts up to 8 mph. However, as the evening approaches, the likelihood of showers creeps up to 50 percent, with conditions cooling to a low around 42 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service (NWS).

The coming days bring a mix of cloudy skies and intermittent showers. Tomorrow offers a slight break in precipitation with only a 20 percent chance of rain before 11 a.m. and highs hovering just under 50 degrees. Yet, the brief respite seems short-lived as a series of wet systems moves into the region. According to the detailed forecast by the National Weather Service, Tuesday ushers in showers with a high of 42 degrees, and an overwhelming 90 percent chance the rain will continue into the night.

The National Weather Service cautions that an active weather pattern will persist through Saturday, further exacerbating conditions with consecutive days of anticipated rainfall. Wednesday's forecast guarantees showers with a steady chance of precipitation at 100 percent, casting a wet shadow over midweek plans. The outlook remains damp through Thursday with showers and highs rebounding to 61 degrees.

The damp scenario extends into the weekend, as Saturday also poses a 50 percent chance for rain. A Hazardous Weather Outlook released by the National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg SC indicates potential for "nuisance to minor stream flooding" due to the heavy rainfall expected Tuesday into Tuesday night and possibly again on Wednesday evening through Thursday morning. Residents especially in the southwest North Carolina mountains, northeast Georgia, and western Upstate South Carolina area should stay vigilant amid these wet antecedent conditions. "Hazardous weather is not expected at this time," the outlook reassuringly notes for the immediate day.