The TSA expects nearly nine million people to travel across the country this weekend.
On extra sunny summer days in the Queen City, asphalt temperatures can reach as high as 150Β° - thatβs enough to give your dog second-degree burns if youβre not careful.
It's Father's Day, but Mother Nature is the one cranking up the heat as we head into the first week of summer.
A few pop-up storms may develop in the afternoon, but outdoor plans have the green light for Dad's Day.
Charlotte will likely see its hottest afternoon in over nine months this Friday - and next week may get even hotter.
Charlotte's first 90Β° day in over nine months is just around the corner.
It's been 279 days since Charlotte last cracked 90Β°. That streak likely ends by Friday.
Sunday's cold front sweeps out the humidity and rain chances, leaving us with a gorgeous few days ahead.
A strong storm or two may pop up Sunday evening as a cold front pushes through the Carolinas, but the start of the workweek looks wonderful.
It may look like snow on a 90Β° day, but it's actually styrofoam - and it's accumulating on sidewalks, parking lots, and storm drains at the intersection of South Boulevard and Scaleybark Road.
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