Charlotte, NC – Heavy rainfall is set to impact the Charlotte area as storms roll in by Monday afternoon, with potential flooding in some regions. According to the National Weather Service, a prolonged period of showers and thunderstorms is expected from Sunday night into Tuesday, creating hazardous conditions for roads and outdoor activities.
As of Sunday morning, a 60% chance of showers is already in the forecast, with the heaviest rain expected after 2 p.m. Monday. Local areas could experience up to 2 inches of rainfall, increasing the risk for flash flooding. Travelers should remain cautious, particularly along Interstate 85 and Interstate 77, where water accumulation could cause hazardous driving conditions.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms will persist through the night, with temperatures staying mild around 60°F. The NWS warns that flash flooding is possible, especially in low-lying areas. If you’re out in the rain, be mindful of rapidly changing conditions that could affect visibility and road safety.
Looking ahead, Tuesday promises to be another wet day, with an even higher chance of showers (up to 90%) continuing through the afternoon. Expect wet and windy conditions, particularly as the storms move eastward. Prepare for a soggy start to the work week and keep an eye on the forecast as advisories may be updated.
5-Day Outlook:
By Wednesday, temperatures will begin to dry up, with high temperatures climbing to around 77°F, followed by more mild weather through Friday. Temperatures will remain comfortable in the low 70s for the rest of the week, but rain chances remain.
Stay updated with local weather warnings as the system progresses through the region.
