Charlotte, North Carolina – Expect sizzling sunshine followed by a stormy jolt as North Carolina’s summer pattern continues shifting Wednesday, June 11. High temperatures near 87°F will set the stage for scattered thunderstorms by late afternoon — with the first cells likely near Charlotte after 4 p.m., especially along I-85.
According to the National Weather Service, Wednesday begins mostly sunny before heat and humidity trigger storm activity later in the day. The chance of showers climbs into the evening hours with potential for lightning, localized flooding, and brief power outages. Winds stay light, but isolated strong gusts may accompany storms near Mecklenburg County.
Charlotte, Concord, and Gastonia should all prepare for fast-moving cells through Wednesday night. Outdoor workers, event organizers, and commuters should monitor conditions closely and reschedule if possible. Avoid waterlogged roads and keep mobile devices charged in case of brief outages.
Thursday brings another round of possible storms after 5 p.m. under partly sunny skies, with highs reaching 90°F. Rain chances increase into Friday and Saturday, with storm coverage expected both afternoons and evenings. Sunday appears to be the wettest day of the stretch, with a 60% chance of thunderstorms throughout.
Warnings may expand as storm patterns evolve. Check back for updated advisories midweek.
🔎 Five-Day Forecast for Charlotte, NC (June 10–15):
- Tuesday: High 86°F – Mostly cloudy, chance of storms after 3 p.m.
- Wednesday: High 87°F – Mostly sunny, chance of p.m. storms.
- Thursday: High 90°F – Partly sunny, storms possible after 5 p.m.
- Friday: High 89°F – Scattered storms after 2 p.m., partly sunny.
- Saturday: High 89°F – Storms likely after 5 p.m., 60% chance.
- Sunday: High 88°F – Storms likely all day, 60% chance.
