Charlotte is waking up to cloudy skies and patchy fog Sunday, but the murk should lift by midmorning and give way to mostly sunny skies. Temperatures will climb to around 91 degrees, making for a hot finish to the weekend despite the damp start.
Fog Clears For A Sunny Sunday
Any leftover showers from overnight should fade around sunrise, with patchy fog lingering before 9 a.m. The National Weather Service forecast calls for light west-northwest winds around 3 mph and only a 1% chance of rain during the day, so outdoor plans should get a much cleaner forecast by late morning.
Sunday night will be mostly clear, with temperatures falling to about 71 degrees. No watches or warnings are posted for the Charlotte area, though early-morning drivers may still encounter pockets of reduced visibility.
Monday Brings One More Hot Day
Monday looks sunny and even warmer, with a high near 92 and north winds ranging from 2 to 8 mph, according to the National Weather Service. A late-day or evening shower is possible in parts of the region, but the Charlotte forecast remains largely dry.
The pattern shifts Tuesday, when mostly sunny skies and a high near 86 will bring a modest break from the heat. Overnight lows should dip into the low 60s Tuesday and Wednesday, offering a noticeably more comfortable start to the middle of the week.
Heat Returns Before Weekend Storm Chances
Sunny weather dominates Wednesday and Thursday, with highs near 88 and 90, respectively. Friday could reach about 91, while Saturday stays near 90 before a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms develops.
The late-week setup is a sharper turn from the stormier weekend pattern described in Hoodline's earlier forecast. For now, Charlotte gets a foggy morning, a sunny Sunday and another hot day Monday before a brief midweek cooldown.
