Charlotte is starting Monday under mostly clear skies and around 69 degrees, with a sunny, rain-free afternoon ahead. Temperatures are expected to climb to near 89 degrees, while a north wind around 5 mph keeps the day moving. The brief dry spell runs through Tuesday before storm chances return midweek.
Sunny Weather Holds Through Tuesday
Monday night should be mostly clear, with temperatures dropping to around 65 degrees. Tuesday will be another sunny day with a high near 88 and an overnight low around 68, as light winds shift toward the east-northeast. The National Weather Service says humidity levels should stay relatively comfortable through Tuesday.
Storm Chances Return Wednesday Night
Wednesday will reach about 90 degrees under sunny skies, but the pattern turns more unsettled by evening. There is a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms Wednesday night, followed by a 60% chance Thursday as rain and storms become more likely from afternoon into evening. Thursday's high should be near 88, with partly sunny skies between rounds of weather.
Friday Stays Warm With A Wetter Weekend Outlook
Friday brings a high near 87 and a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms, especially after 2 p.m. Rain chances ease Saturday to about 20%, though a late-day shower or storm remains possible, while Sunday climbs back near 90 with another slight storm chance. In short, the best stretch for dry outdoor plans is Monday and Tuesday, with more flexibility needed from Wednesday night through Friday.
No Advisories Monday
No watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for Mecklenburg County in the provided forecast. Even so, afternoon temperatures near 90 degrees will make water, shade and a little patience useful for anyone spending long stretches outdoors. Thunderstorms can change plans quickly later in the week, so check the latest forecast before heading out.
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