Charlotte faces a hot Sunday with a high near 93 and afternoon thunderstorms that could bring damaging winds and isolated flooding.

Charlotte will reach 92 degrees Saturday before a hotter stretch pushes highs to 95 next week.

Charlotte gets a mostly sunny Friday near 89 degrees, but strong storms remain possible before a hotter stretch pushes into the mid-90s next week.

Charlotte will heat up to 88 degrees Thursday before afternoon storms roll in. A hotter stretch arrives Sunday and lasts into next week.

Charlotte starts Wednesday with patchy fog before afternoon storms and an 85-degree high. A hotter stretch arrives by early next week.

Charlotte starts Tuesday with fog, clouds and muggy air before thunderstorms become likely this afternoon. Heavy rain and isolated flooding are possible.

Charlotte starts Monday with fog, clouds and muggy 72-degree air before a partly sunny afternoon. Storm chances rise sharply Tuesday night and remain elevated through midweek.

Overnight flooding pushed Mount Airy into a state of emergency, closing roads and bridges across parts of Surry County.

Charlotte could hit 90°F Saturday before thunderstorms become more likely after 3 p.m. A wetter, stormier Sunday follows.

Charlotte gets a sunny, dry Friday before a stormy weekend brings heavy rain and a risk of isolated flooding.

Charlotte gets a sunny, low-humidity Thursday before rain chances rise sharply this weekend. Stormy weather could linger into early next week.

North Carolina’s first confirmed yellow-legged hornets were found near Charlotte, triggering a 200-trap response around a Union County home.

A severe thunderstorm warning covered Alexander and Iredell counties Tuesday afternoon, with forecasters warning of 60 mph gusts, heavy lightning and downed trees.