Charlotte, North Carolina – Summer storms roll into Charlotte on Sunday, kicking off June with scattered thunderstorms, hazy skies from wildfire smoke, and rising heat. Travelers along I-77 could face reduced visibility and slick conditions by mid-afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms develops after 3 p.m. Sunday, June 1, with winds shifting west up to 7 mph. Though rainfall totals should remain under a tenth of an inch, isolated downpours are possible, especially in thunderstorms. Sunday night may bring more storms before skies clear toward Monday morning.
Temperatures rise quickly as the week unfolds. Charlotte will reach near 80°F on Monday, then jump to 85°F Tuesday and 88°F Wednesday, with mostly sunny skies prevailing. Air quality may remain affected through early next week due to Canadian wildfire smoke drifting across the East Coast, though the primary impacts will be felt in the morning and early evening.
Residents should limit outdoor activity during hazy periods and remain hydrated as temperatures climb.
Five-Day Forecast Overview (June 1–June 5):
- Sunday: 30% chance of afternoon thunderstorms, high near 80°F
- Monday: Sunny, high near 80°F
- Tuesday: Clear and hot, high near 85°F
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny and warmer, high near 88°F
- Thursday: Mostly cloudy, still hot, high near 90°F
