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Read up on weather predictions, power outages + travel and safety tips as a winter storm approaches the Charlotte region.
The Queen City’s coldest day on record was Jan. 21, 1985 when the city hit -5 degrees. That record temperature was hit two other times in the city’s history.
While the Queen City may not regularly see snow, we’re a short drive from spots to ski, snowboard, and tube this winter.
Prepare for winter weather with these seasonal temperature and precipitation outlooks.
Lowe’s joins a large-scale volunteer effort to construct and deliver tiny homes to Western North Carolina families during the holiday season.
Bundle up for a story on the biggest snow storms to chill the Queen City.
The nonprofit organization, founded by actor Paul Walker, responds to natural disasters across the world.
Local business across the Queen City are collecting donations and supplies to take to western North Carolina in wake of Hurricane Helene.
The Queen City can expect comfortable temperatures and trees changing colors with the approach of “sweater weather.”
Queen City companies and sports organizations rally financial aide to support western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.
As heavy rain is forecasted for the Queen City, there are areas to avoid when flooding occurs.
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There’s various events during the holiday weekend in and around the Queen City.
If you’re not watching football from the stands at Bank of America Stadium, there are nearby watering holes that bring a similar camaraderie and atmosphere for football fans.