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Here's a look at some of the impressive Western NC snowfall totals from the past 24 hours and the FOX Carolina First Alert Forecast for the Upstate and WNC.
Western NC received some impressive snowfall amounts with the heaviest being near Swiss in Yancey County at 23.5" of snow! Overnight we will have clear to partly cloudy skies with lows in the middle 20s in the Upstate and near 20 in the mountains.
Here's my WBTV First Alert forecast for the Charlotte area. We may have an isolated brief flurry overnight, otherwise mostly cloudy and cold with a low in the middle 20s. Over the next several days, our temperatures will warm up to near 60 by Friday.
A weak disturbance will move through the area overnight and it could produce a brief flurry for a few of us. Most will just be dry and cold overnight. Lows will dip into the middle 20s for Charlotte. Sunshine returns on Tuesday with highs the middle 40s.
Clouds will linger across the Midlands into Monday, but sunshine returns later in the day and will stick around through the upcoming week. Here's tonight's web weather forecast.
Overnight and into Monday, clouds will linger over the Midlands with below average temperatures. We will dip down to the middle 50s tonight with a high on Monday near 70. Abundant sunshine returns on Tuesday and for much of the week ahead.
Friday and Saturday are First Alert Weather Days due to the possibility of heavy rain and wind. There is a lot of uncertainty on where Ian will go once it makes landfall, so keep checking with the First Alert Weather Team throughout the week for forecast updates.
Overnight, we may see a stray shower for a few areas with lows in the lower 60s. The new week starts off nice, but Friday and Saturday will be First Alert Weather Days as many areas could see several inches of rain and windy conditions from Ian.
Our weather remains pleasant, but we are watching Tropical Storm Ian closely. It is expected to become a hurricane by Monday. Ian is forecast to strengthen into a Cat. 4 Storm, before weakening and moving into the Florida coast. Keep up-to-date the WIS First Alert Team.
Our evening is looking nice & pleasant with lows in the upper 50s. Sunday we will have a mixture of sun & clouds. A passing shower is possible late. Highs will be in the upper 80s. We are watching Tropical Storm Ian for what it may bring late next week.
Hurricane Fiona made landfall in Puerto Rico earlier this afternoon as a Category One storm. It is brining devastating flooding and power outages to Puerto Rico. In the Midlands, our weather will be quiet but hot as summer comes to an end later in the week.
Hurricane Fiona made landfall in Puerto Rico this afternoon and is brining devastating flooding to Puerto Rico. In the Midlands, quiet but hot weather is in the forecast through Thursday with high temperatures in the 90s.
Here's a look at this evening's web weather update. Temperatures and humidity are going to feel very much like summer as we enter the last week of the season. Fall arrives on Thursday and cooler weather is not far behind.
Sunday's weather will be similar to Saturday's, but with a little more humidity. Highs will be in the mid 80s. After Sunday, our temperatures and humidity continue to rise through Thursday. Highs by the middle of the week will be in the mid 90s.
Our weather will remain beautiful with mostly clear skies overnight and mostly sunny again on Sunday. Lows will be in the lower 60s with highs in the mid 80s. Tropical Storm Fiona will move near or across Puerto Rico in the next 24 hours as a hurricane.