Charlotte's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with gradually warmer temperatures; highs reaching 60 degrees by Tuesday and lows in the 30s at night.

The NWS forecasts sunny skies and rising temperatures throughout the week in Charlotte, with highs reaching the low fifties and lows in the mid-thirties.

Charlotte, North Carolina, faces a wintery mix with snow accumulation up to one inch, low temperatures reaching 16 degrees, and hazardous conditions into Wednesday.

Dense fog and an imminent cold snap with subnormal temperatures hit Charlotte, N.C., leading to safety advisories and preparation for potential power outages.

Charlotte forecast: calm chilly morning, sunny with a high near 53°F. Chance of rain increasing over the weekend, with cold temperatures early next week.

The National Weather Service reports a cold day in Charlotte with sunny skies and a high near 41°F. The week's forecast predicts both clear and rainy conditions with significant chill expected Sunday night through Tuesday.

The article describes the sunny weather forecast for Charlotte, with cold nights and a gradual warming trend into the weekend, when rain chances increase.

The weather in Charlotte is set to clear up later today, with a high near 49°F and light winds, after a cloudy morning. Clear skies continue tonight and through the week, with rain expected over the weekend.

Charlotte experiences a frosty morning with temperatures in the low 20s, expecting sunny skies and a high of 41°F later. The forecast includes warnings for patchy black ice on roads.

Charlotte's morning fog will clear up, leading to a chilly day with a high of 40 degrees and improving conditions. Caution is advised due to black ice and slick roads.

The National Weather Service warns of a wintry mix with potential for heavy precipitation in Charlotte, NC, impacting travel and possibly leading to power outages.

The NWS forecasts a sunny day in Charlotte, NC, with temperatures hitting 42°F and mild winds. Snow and sleet are expected by Friday night, with a 90% chance of precipitation.

The Charlotte CARE Center in Port Charlotte, FL, is offering shelter due to the forecasted cold snap for Jan 6-7. Pre-registration by phone is required.