Cloudy, muggy Saturday with patchy fog and likely showers. Heat returns Sunday and could push heat index above 100°F next week.

Spotty showers Friday with heavier rain possible overnight into Saturday. Hot, drier weather returns Sunday into next week.

Flood Watch through 8 p.m. Thursday for Charlotte; heavy downpours may cause rapid street and creek flooding. Monitor local alerts.

Hot, breezy Charlotte turns stormy tonight; heavy downpours and localized flooding are possible into Thursday. Expect gusts and afternoon highs near 92°F.

The National Weather Service warned Monday evening that strong storms with gusty winds and heavy rain would sweep through Forsyth and Davidson counties.

Midday highs near 956F and heat index near 1016F today in Charlotte. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday with cooler temps by Thursday.

Nighttime "glowing" over Surf City power poles has locals spooked. Experts say salt‑laden spray builds up on insulators and produces visible electrical arcing.

Late‑night storms dumped several inches across the Piedmont, prompting a flash flood warning for Anson, Montgomery, Richmond and Stanly counties into early Monday.

The NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning Sunday for parts of Burke and Catawba counties; quarter‑size hail and gusts up to 60 mph were possible.

Dozens of fans were treated for heat-related illnesses at Bank of America Stadium during Usher and Chris Brown’s shows; medics described the call volume as "record."

A short NWS alert warned of gusty winds and frequent lightning across western Charlotte‑area counties Saturday afternoon. Expect brief strong gusts and heavy lightning.

Highs near 94°F with heat-index readings into the low 100s. Scattered afternoon storms are likely; some could produce damaging wind gusts.

A slow-moving front will spark scattered storms Saturday and more widespread storms Sunday across Charlotte. Forecasters warn of damaging gusts, heavy rain and lightning.