Warm & Wet For Now, But Don’t Get Too Used To It
The threat is rather low, but Saturday will still be an ALERT DAY as we're monitoring the potential for a few strong storms, but the overall severe threat is low.
Despite widespread rain, storms, and cloud coverage, Piedmont highs will approach 70° each of the next two afternoons.
The threat is rather low, but it will still be an ALERT DAY as we’re monitoring the potential for a few strong storms on Saturday, but the overall severe threat is low.
Patchy dense fog will move back in later this evening and stay into Friday morning. Our final day of the workweek is trending drier, but the gray skies will remain. Highs will approach 70° south of I-40 both Thursday and Friday afternoons.
We’re monitoring the potential for a few strong storms on Saturday, but the overall severe threat is low. Unfortunately, the first half of the weekend is trending towards a washout. Widespread heavy rain arrives before sunrise and lasts throughout much of the day as a cold front slowly trudges through the WCCB Charlotte viewing area. The main threat will be localized-to-scattered flash flooding, but a few strong cells may pack some gusty winds. The tornado threat is minimal, but can’t be ruled out quite yet. Most, if not all, of the moisture is flushed out by Sunday morning, setting us up with a beautiful final few days of January.
Tonight: Overcast with a stray shower. Becoming foggy late. Low: 64°. Wind: SW 5-15. Gusts: 20+
Friday: Mostly cloudy with isolated showers and storms. Very warm. High: 72°. Wind: SW 5-15.
Friday Night: Variable clouds early. Mostly cloudy with rain late. Low: 64°. Wind: SW 5-10.
Saturday: Widespread rain and storms. A few may be severe. High: 67°. Wind: SE 5-10.
