FORECAST: Wind and flood advisories in effect throughout the region

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• The region will spend the morning recovering and cleaning up from yesterday’s rain.
• There is a Flood Warning for a portion of the Piedmont, including southern Mecklenburg County.
• The storm gauge on Sugarcreek near Arrowood Road reported minor flooding until 8:45 a.m.
• There are several flood advisories around Mecklenburg, southeastern Gaston County, and northeastern York County. Flood Watch for Ashe and Watauga counties will stay in effect throughout the early morning.
• Fog is expected throughout much of the early morning. It won’t be as dense as yesterday, but it will linger for the first half of the morning.
• Highs for both today and tomorrow will be in the upper 50s and then will trend closer to average in the low 50s by Tuesday.
• It will be rather breezy today with gusts over 20 mph by this afternoon.
• Over the next couple of days, expect a combination of sun and clouds with gradual clearing towards the end of the work week.
• A mild and dry pattern will set in for the latter half of the week.
• Temperatures by Thursday will trend a few degrees above normal and they’ll stay there for the upcoming weekend.
• The next best chance of rain won’t come until Tuesday into Wednesday, but right now the threat is small.

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