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FORECAST:
- Things started out quiet this morning, but stormy weather is possible late this afternoon and evening. However, before we get there, temperatures are expected to reach 90 degrees for the first time this year.
- There will also be plenty of humidity, which could make it feel like the lower to mid-90s with a heat index.
- Storms are expected to develop in the mountains. Some of those storms could become quite strong with damaging winds and hail as they move toward Charlotte.
- Our area is under a level two out of five risk for severe weather today. That activity winds down tonight, but another cluster of storms comes in around or just after midnight.
- This will also bring in the threat of damaging winds and even a low tornado risk. These storms could last into the morning on Thursday.
- After Thursday, more quiet weather returns for Friday and the weekend. A few downpours can’t be ruled out on Friday, but the weekend remains dry and cooler in the 70s.
We have a bigger risk for severe storms later this afternoon and evening. Damaging winds, large hail and even an isolated tornado risks are all in play. Stay alert this afternoon and multiple ways to receive warnings (TV, cell phone, etc.) pic.twitter.com/feoNbEwZlA
— Keith Monday (@kmondayWSOC9) May 8, 2024
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