Improved Weather Expected on Monday
Following scattered showers and gusty winds in! the evening, sunshine and dry weather will return at the start of the new week.
Sunday was marked by windy and wet conditions across the WCCB Charlotte viewing area, with winds gusting past 30mph in the Queen City due to a coastal storm along the Carolina coastline.
However, conditions will improve overnight as rain becomes more isolated and winds die down. By Monday morning, the area will be dry, and sunshine will return.
Temperatures are expected to reach the upper 70s in the Piedmont and mid 60s in the High Country. This sets the stage for a relatively quiet week in terms of weather, with highs remaining in the upper 70s and lows in the lower 50s through Wednesday.
A backdoor cold front is expected to move through on Thursday, bringing cooler temperatures but no rain. Lows could drop into the 40s in Charlotte by Friday morning.
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Author's summary: Better weather expected on Monday.
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