Charlotte, North Carolina – Thunderstorms could disrupt Monday evening plans across Charlotte as another round of hot, humid air sparks afternoon and nighttime storms.
According to the National Weather Service, a 30% chance of thunderstorms begins after 4 p.m. Monday, with rain likely to increase into Monday night. Temperatures will reach a high near 92°F, but the heat index may soar past 102°F in urban areas. Calm winds will shift south between 5 to 8 mph by afternoon, which could drive storm development. Drivers along I-77 and I-85 should stay alert for downpours and reduced visibility between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Evening storms may carry lightning and locally heavy rainfall, though severe weather isn’t expected at this time. Charlotte residents should monitor alerts from local emergency services, charge devices ahead of time, and avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain periods.
Looking ahead, Tuesday brings another shot of storms after 5 p.m., with a 60% chance of thunderstorms Tuesday night. Showers remain possible Wednesday, followed by drier, sunnier weather just in time for the holiday weekend.
📅 Five-Day Weather Outlook for Charlotte, NC:
- Monday (June 30): High 92°F | 30% chance of PM thunderstorms, heat index 102°F
- Tuesday (July 1): High 90°F | 40% chance of PM storms, 60% chance at night
- Wednesday (July 2): High 87°F | Isolated storms early, clearing late
- Thursday (July 3): High 90°F | Sunny and dry
- Friday – 4th of July: High 92°F | Clear skies expected, perfect for fireworks displays
