Fog may linger Monday morning, but Charlotte is headed for a sunny, warm workweek before rain returns this weekend.

Fog and afternoon showers make Sunday a damp one in Charlotte before sunny, drier weather settles in for most of the week.

Charlotte’s clear, muggy Saturday morning will give way to heavy thunderstorms and potentially flooding rain. Cooler, drier weather takes over next week.

Charlotte’s Friday forecast is sunny and hot, but a stormy, potentially flood-prone weekend is on the way.

Charlotte will see sunny skies and near-90-degree heat through Friday before widespread rain and thunderstorms arrive this weekend.

Charlotte will heat up to near 90 Friday before a rainy, stormy weekend brings a sharp cooldown.

Charlotte gets clear skies and a steady warmup this week, but showers and thunderstorms are poised to crash the weekend.

Charlotte gets several sunny days and an upper-80s warm-up before rain chances return Friday and linger through the weekend.

Charlotte gets a sunny Sunday, followed by a steady warm-up into the upper 80s. Rain chances return Friday night and Saturday.

Charlotte starts Friday cool and clear, then warms steadily into next week. Highs reach the upper 80s before a slight shower chance returns Thursday.

A once-empty stretch of Charlotte Water land on Jim Kidd Road is planned to send solar power into Huntersville's grid.

Rain and gusty winds affect Charlotte Thursday before sunshine takes over for the weekend. Temperatures return toward normal next week.

Rain, fog and gusty northeast winds will keep Charlotte cool through Thursday. Drier, sunnier conditions are expected by the weekend, while cooler temperatures continue through next week.