Charlotte, N.C. – Drivers across Charlotte and surrounding areas should prepare for gusty winds up to 20 mph on Tuesday, September 9, particularly along I-77. Morning commuters may experience reduced visibility due to blowing dust or roadside debris, creating potential hazards for the rush hour.
Tuesday, September 9: Sunny with Gusty Winds
Expect sunny skies throughout the day, but gusty winds will persist, with northeast winds at 10 mph and gusts reaching 18 mph in the afternoon. The high will be around 77°F, with cool, clear conditions at night as temperatures dip into the upper 50s. Residents should secure outdoor items to prevent them from being blown around by the wind.
High Temperature: 77°F
Low Temperature: 58°F
Wind Gusts: Up to 18 mph
Wednesday, September 10: Slight Warmup
Wednesday will bring another sunny day, with slightly warmer temperatures reaching 80°F. The cool, crisp nights continue, with lows around 57°F, signaling the arrival of early fall weather.
High Temperature: 80°F
Low Temperature: 57°F
Thursday, September 11: Warmest Day of the Week
Thursday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs reaching 84°F under clear skies. Expect a cool evening with lows around 60°F.
High Temperature: 84°F
Low Temperature: 60°F
Friday, September 12: Sunny and Pleasant
Friday will feature more sunny weather, with highs in the low 80s and comfortable nighttime lows around 62°F.
High Temperature: 84°F
Low Temperature: 62°F
Saturday, September 13: Pleasant Weekend Weather
Saturday will continue the trend of sunny, pleasant weather, with highs near 82°F and lows in the low 60s.
High Temperature: 82°F
Low Temperature: 60°F
Impact and Precautions
Tuesday’s gusty winds are the main concern, especially for commuters along elevated highways like I-485 and I-85, where crosswinds could affect high-profile vehicles. Drivers should remain cautious, secure outdoor items, and be aware of blowing dust or debris in the morning. The rest of the week will bring calm, sunny weather, perfect for outdoor activities and travel plans.