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The Wedge Is Back! Don't Fret - It May Help Us Out This Time!

As soon as that first batch of heavy rain moved out, that typical cold air wedge from the North moved it. That's the reason for the foggy skies and can also explain why the temperature in Charlotte dropped 15 degrees in just several hours.

You can also blame the wedge on all of this gloomy weather we've been dealing with - seems like we've been under it forever!

Before you start getting angry, we can be grateful this time around for that old wedge. A powerful cold front is producing severe thunderstorms capable of tornadoes through North Georgia. It is our thought that those storms will weaken considerably by the time they are here because they will be running into colder air. That cold air is courtesy of the wedge!

~Meteorologist John Ahrens~

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    Detailed Forecast

    3 - Day Forecast
    Wed
    Rain
    65
    Thu
    Partly Cloudy
    50
    Fri
    Very Cold
    51
    Severe Weather Team 9 Detailed Forecast By
    John Ahrens
    Meteorologist John Ahrens
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    Mecklenburg County
    ANOTHER ROUND OF RAIN TO COME
    FLOODING POSSIBLE...THREAT OF STORMS AS WELL
    This evening: Rain stays in the foothills and mountains for most of the night and then hits Charlotte near dawn.
    Tomorrow: Heavy rain with a chance at a little thunder. Temperatures struggle in the 60s. It will turn windy and colder later on.
    Thursday: Partly cloudy and breezy. Highs at around 50.
    Friday: Sunny but cold -it will start in the low 20s and only end up at around 50 by the afternoon.
    Saturday: Spotty showers with highs in the upper 50s.
    Sunday: Mostly sunny with highs around 50.

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