Monday morning is going to feel pretty cool again, with lows in the midΒ to upperΒ 40s across theΒ region.Β It willΒ warm up nicely by the afternoon, with highs climbing close to 80 degrees. Weβll have plenty of sunshine, and that bright, warm pattern sticks around into Tuesday, when temperatures inch up a few more degrees.
Strong storms are possible this Sunday evening.
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Clouds and showers will begin moving over the WCCB Charlotte viewing area early Monday morning, setting up for what should be a cool and wet day. Highs will struggle to get out of the mid-60s in the Piedmont and some 40s are even possible in the High Country.
