Multiple Emmy Award winner for Weather Broadcasts. Also, have been voted as Charlotte's Best by various publications around Charlotte. American Meteorological Society Seal of Approval. But the biggest honor for me happens every day when someone turns on WBTV and gives me a chance to inform them about upcoming weather. Thank you for that opportunity. I'll do my best never to let you down!!
A Winter Weather Advisory gets underway overnight as a cold front ushers in rain, followed by some freezing rain, then sleet, then snow in our mountain counties.
Our 10 year old TImere featured on Forever Family this week was such an interesting boy to observe. When I first met Timere at filming he seemed quiet and I would even go as far as to say he appeared disengaged.
Friday morning low temperatures will be in the upper 30s for the Piedmont, and upper 20s for the Mountains. Friday will feature mostly sunny skies, with a cool afternoon high temperature of 60 degrees.
After a glorious Monday, clouds return quickly on Tuesday but the rain isn’t in as big of a rush. Any spotty showers that appear will be more likely later in the day and into the evening time frame.
After a few gorgeous days this week, clouds are back on Friday which herald rainfall down the road and over the weekend. But that doesn’t mean your weekend plans are ruined.
High pressure dominated the Carolinas on Wednesday and set up the gorgeous Fall weather for us, but it will also set the stage for clear skies and chilly conditions overnight.
After a huge shot of cooler air arrived this past weekend, another reinforcing front is moving through overnight and will drop temperatures another 10 degrees again on Tuesday.
So we turned the page on a new month but the same, tired weather pattern continued to badger the Carolinas and much of the eastern United States for that matter.
Through 17 days of September, only three have managed to stay below 90. We now have officially doubled in September the number of days we hit 90 in June.
It won’t last forever, yet, but temperatures may not reach 80 again for the second half of the week until the weekend when we’re back into the mid 80s.
After scorching temperatures last week with three straight days at 95, only to see Thursday hit 98 degrees, highs topped out at 91 degrees on Sunday in Charlotte.
The only exception to our quiet Saturday may occur in the foothills and mountains as the tail end of the front may still spark some daytime showers and a storm or two.
