Another winter storm is now brewing that could bring Charlotte it’s first significant snowfall of the season this coming weekend.
Forecasters expect clouds to increase Friday, then snow chances rise overnight. Snow could continue into Saturday before tapering Saturday night. Saturday’s high is forecast near the upper 20s, with lows near the mid-teens.
The Weather Prediction Center is currently predicting a 40% chance of at least moderate winter storm impacts for the Charlotte region.
According to Weather Underground, Charlotte could see up to 4.9 inches of the white stuff on Friday night and Saturday morning.
Either way, the lingering cold matters after the flakes fall. It can keep roads slick longer and slow melting into early next week.
