The Charlotte area has seen at least a trace of snow every winter in over 130 years of recordkeeping. A warmer climate may put that streak in jeopardy.
Some Piedmont locations may be pushing 70Β° before a strong cold front arrives.by midweek.
It won't be a perfect start to the new year, but it'll be about as good as it can get.
Most of the rain should move out before the ball drops, but a few straggling showers could impact your New Year's Eve plans.
Most of us will remain above freezing for the rest of the year -- and then some.
Moisture from the Gulf will make its way into the Carolinas by the weekend, which could put a damper on your New Year's plans.
The coldest air we've seen in nearly five years descends upon our area for the holiday weekend.
The coldest air we've seen in five years is crashing into the Carolinas by Friday morning.
Many spots south of I-85 saw their first snowfall of the season yesterday, but it's mainly wet from here.
Aside from a few flurries south of I-85 tonight, snow chances in the Piedmont are approaching zero.
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