Cooler with wall to wall sunshine before light rain returns Saturday
By early Saturday morning, a few scattered showers move in, and rain chances continue to build through the late morning and afternoon hours.
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Nationally recognized Meteorologist Janessa Webb brings her passion for weather and storytelling to the WCCB Charlotte WeatherWise team, where she delivers accurate and engaging forecasts every weekday evening at 9 and 10 p.m.
Born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Janessaβs passion for extreme weather began at an early age and has guided her through an extensive career in both national and local television. She returned to North Carolina after nearly four years in Washington, D.C., where she built a weather department from the ground up and served as Chief Meteorologist for several leading broadcasts.
Before that, Janessa was a Meteorologist for NBC News and MSNBC in New York City, appearing on programs such as Early Today, Morning Joe, NBC Nightly News, and The 11th Hour with Brian Williams. She also filled in for Al Roker on TODAY and previously served as a weekday meteorologist for WEWS-TV in Cleveland, Ohio. Webb spent her early years as a meteorologist in Anchorage, Alaska, at KYUR and KTVA for nearly nine years. She graduated from East Anchorage High School prior to studying at Winston-Salem State University and Mississippi State University.
Webb is a member of the National Weather Association, The American Meteorological Society, the National Association of Black Journalists. Webb has served as a mentor to young journalists throughout her career and believes strongly in giving back to the community.
When Webb isnβt tracking the weather, her faith and family remain the center of her life and foundation. She also has a passion for teaching and is a certified hot yoga instructor and personal trainer, she embraces an active lifestyle and loves a good adventure.
By early Saturday morning, a few scattered showers move in, and rain chances continue to build through the late morning and afternoon hours.
Friday looks like the best day for outdoor plans and sunny skies. Temperatures stay in the low to mid 80s with low humidity.
Memorial Day itself stays unsettled with another chance for afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs will climb into the lower 80s, but with the humidity sticking around, it may feel closer to the upper 80s at times during the afternoon. It will not rain nonstop all weekend long, but there will be enough showers and storms around to keep outdoor plans weather-dependent.
The upcoming Memorial Day weekend is shaping up to be much wetter than normal across the region. While there will still be opportunities to get outside between rounds of rain, several waves of showers and thunderstorms are expected from today through Memorial Day.
NOAA has released their 2026 Atlantic Basin hurricane forecast and it is projected to be a below-average hurricane season.
Friday and Saturday are shaping up to be soggy with multiple rounds of wet weather.
Rain chances increase Thursday afternoon through the holiday weekend.
Tuesday morning starts off warm and fairly muggy with mainly clear skies and temperatures climbing to the 60s early in the day. Youβll notice the summer-like feel right away as humidity levels continue to build.
More summer-like days are here to kick off the week. Expect plenty of sunshine and hot temperatures across the region. Whether youβre spending time outside, by the pool, donβt forget the sunscreen and water. UV levels will be intense, and the humidity will make it feel even warmer through the afternoon.
As we head into the weekend, summer-like heat quickly takes over. Saturday turns much warmer with sunny skies and highs pushing into the upper 80s. By Sunday, temperatures climb into the lower 90s for many areas.
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