Rain and gusty winds affect Charlotte Thursday before sunshine takes over for the weekend. Temperatures return toward normal next week.

Rain, fog and gusty northeast winds will keep Charlotte cool through Thursday. Drier, sunnier conditions are expected by the weekend, while cooler temperatures continue through next week.

Charlotte could see showers and thunderstorms Tuesday before a dramatic midweek cooldown moves in.

Charlotte hits 92 degrees Monday before thunderstorms and heavy rain arrive. A sharp cooldown will bring highs in the upper 60s and low 70s by midweek.

Charlotte gets one more hot Sunday before storms and a sharp midweek cooldown. Monday night and Tuesday bring the wettest stretch.

Charlotte gets one more hot, humid weekend before storms roll in Monday and a sharp midweek cooldown arrives.

Charlotte is headed for a 95-degree Friday with feels-like temperatures near 100 and afternoon storm chances. Cooler, wetter weather follows into next week.

Charlotte faces heat Thursday, with increased convection chances Friday and a less certain outlook next week.

Charlotte’s cloudy start quickly gives way to sunny skies and upper-90s heat. Storm chances return Friday before a cooler, unsettled weekend.

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Charlotte starts Tuesday mild and mostly cloudy, but the 90s are already waiting in the wings. Storm chances increase early next week.

Patchy fog will clear Sunday morning before Charlotte heats up to 91 degrees. Monday stays hot, but a cooler midweek stretch is on the way.

Charlotte faces a stormy Saturday, with rain chances rising through the afternoon before sunny, hot weather returns Sunday. Next week brings several days in the upper 80s to low 90s.