Sunny Friday with a high near 61°F and gusty south winds this afternoon. Showers and thunderstorms return Sunday into Monday with a sharp cooldown.

A severe thunderstorm warning put Bladen, Columbus and Robeson counties on alert Thursday midday; the NWS warned of 60 mph gusts, frequent lightning and hazardous driving.

A Tornado Watch covers York, Chester, Lancaster and Chesterfield counties into the early afternoon; forecasters urge residents to monitor updates and be ready to shelter.

A strong cold front brings morning rain, gusty northwest winds and a quick cooldown to Charlotte on Thursday, March 12.

Mid‑80s and gusty today in Charlotte; showers and a sharp cooldown arrive overnight.

Cloudy and unseasonably warm Tuesday with highs near 82°F and late‑day storm chances. A strong front late Wednesday brings rain and gusty winds.

Dense fog will slow Charlotte's Monday commute; highs near 78°F today, then warmer midweek before a cooler front.

Muggy, mostly cloudy Sunday with showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon. Gusty winds possible, especially near I-77.

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.