NWS: Charlotte Faces Another Snow Chance This Week
The National Weather Service has forecasted a chance of snow for the Charlotte region this week. However, this expected snow will not be as significant as the recent storm.
Snow Forecast for Charlotte
Charlotte can anticipate a mix of rain and snow early Thursday, with the possibility starting around 3 a.m. The probability of this weather mix is estimated at 30%. Forecasters describe the chances of accumulation as “low end.”
Recent Snowfall Data
This past Saturday, the Charlotte area experienced a major snowstorm. Accumulations ranged between 6 to 12 inches, with some northern parts receiving up to 16 inches. The substantial snowfall has led to melting conditions, as daytime temperatures are expected to reach the thirties and forties.
Upcoming Weather Conditions
- Thursday: 30% chance of rain and snow mix
- Temperatures at 3 a.m.: Expected to be in the twenties
- Saturday: High near 50 degrees
- Evening lows: Continuing below freezing
As the week progresses, temperatures will help in melting away much of the snow still on the ground. The National Weather Service remains cautious about the upcoming weather, ensuring residents stay informed.
About the Reporter
Mark Price is a seasoned National Reporter for McClatchy News. Since 1991, he has contributed to The Charlotte Observer, covering diverse topics including education, crime, and social issues. He holds degrees in journalism and art history from the University of Memphis, complemented by a minor in geology.
