Cloudy, mild start to Wednesday with light morning showers and gusty afternoon winds. Heavier rain likely Saturday night into Sunday.

State and federal monitors list much of the Charlotte area in "severe drought." Utilities say taps are holding, but some smaller towns have asked residents to conserve.

Sunny and unseasonably warm today with a high near 70°F. Rain returns overnight and a wetter system is likely Sunday.

Charlotte's weather will warm to 49°F with sun later today, then reach 69°F on Tuesday with light winds. Rain chances increase midweek with cooler temperatures.

Charlotte's weather predicts a mix of rain and snow with fog, with slight snow accumulation possible and a chance of light icing. Conditions will improve slightly with some sunshine expected later in the week.

The National Weather Service warns of black ice in the Charlotte region, advising caution during the morning commute due to refreezing of melted snow.

Charlotte experiences freezing conditions; a cold weather advisory is issued, with morning temperatures at 11°F and possible wind chills down to -5°F in the mountains.

The National Weather Service issued a cold weather warning for residents in and around Charlotte, N.C., with dangerous wind chills as low as 5 below zero.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Charlotte, N.C., with potential heavy snow and strong winds from Friday to Sunday, which may cause travel issues and power outages.

Charlotte faces a cold weather advisory with wind chills near single digits, urging residents to dress warmly to avoid hypothermia. Conditions may include icy patches and a cold week ahead.

Charlotte faces a severe cold snap with advisories for low wind chills and icy roads. Residents are urged to take precautions against hypothermia and travel hazards.

An Ice Storm Warning is in effect for parts of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, with potential hazard conditions including power outages and dangerous travel.

Charlotte braces for a severe winter storm with mixed precipitation, potential accumulations up to 3 inches of snow and ice, and gusts up to 35 mph, prompting a Winter Storm Watch.