Patchy fog will slow Charlotte's Saturday morning commute. Showers and thunderstorms are possible tonight and rain is likely Sunday.

Unusually warm Friday with highs near 80°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Showers and thunderstorms look more likely Sunday.

North Carolina’s updated greenhouse‑gas inventory shows long‑term declines but warns of a likely near‑term uptick tied to power generation and data‑center demand.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sunshine and unseasonably warm highs in the 70s–80s; weekend showers and storms become more likely.

Patchy dense fog could slow Charlotte's Wednesday commute. Temperatures then surge into the 70s–80s later this week with rain chances returning Sunday.

Cool Monday start with a chance of light rain after mid-morning and a high near 49°F. Big warm-up arrives midweek with 70s by Wednesday and low 80s possible by Friday.

A new settlement ties Duke Energy to tracked savings and a clean transition tariff as it moves to combine its Carolina utilities, but state regulators must still sign off.

Patchy fog early Saturday clears to sun and highs near 67°F. Watch the northern mountains Monday for a chance of freezing rain.

Dense morning fog and spotty showers slow the Friday commute in Charlotte. Skies clear and warm into the 60s–70s by the weekend.

Wet commute this morning as rain and fog reduce visibility; gusty winds will make the afternoon blustery. Drier, warmer weekend ahead.

Rain moves in late Wednesday with the heaviest band Thursday morning. Gusty southwest winds will make for a blustery afternoon.

Nearly a year after the smell showed up, Kings Mountain residents and business owners say the tap water still tastes off while officials point to algae and work on fixes.

Clear, chilly Tuesday with highs near 48°F. Gusty winds Wednesday and likely rain Thursday.