Friday will be our transition day. We'll still have some sunshine, but clouds will become more noticeable throughout the day, and temperatures will top out in the upper 70s. An east-northeast breeze will bring in cooler air, so it won't feel quite as warm as the past few days.
A tornado watch has been issued for parts of North Carolina and South Carolina and will last until Wednesday evening.
A deadly storm system that spawned tornadoes in Gulf Coast states Tuesday night was expected to bring severe weather to the Carolinas by Wednesday afternoon.
Winter weather has led to the following closings and delays for students:
Icy roads are still causing wrecks from Charlotte metro into the mountains.
Snow, sleet, and freezing rain will impact the area early this week.
Homeowners across the Queen City are preparing as we inch closer to record low temps.
Our next significant weather system will approach the region late Sunday/early Monday. Temperatures Sunday night and early Monday will be below freezing so if we have any chance at seeing some snow, or a wintry mix across the Piedmont, it…
Department of Transportation crews have already begun treating major local roadways for possible winter weather expected Friday and next week.
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