There are winter advisories Tuesday morning for any counties above 3,500 feet. This includes Ashe, Avery, Burke, Caldwell and Watauga counties.

Overnight temperatures are plummeting this week, which means we could see more dangerous ice on the roadway.

It’s time to think about the different precautions you should take while out on the roads, especially when black ice is involved.

Things to Do in Charlotte North Carolina During the Summer

Charlotte North Carolina has a lot to offer its visitors. The city has a great amount of green space, as well as many indoor activities, including live music and museums. The climate in Charlotte is warm during the day and cool at night. There are also many things to do in Charlotte during the summer, including enjoying outdoor concerts and sporting events.

Performing arts lovers will find a thriving performing arts scene at the Belk Theater and Knight Theater at the Levine Center for the Arts. These theaters host the Charlotte Symphony, Charlotte Ballet, and Opera Carolina. If you’re interested in trying something new, you can also take in a Broadway-style musical or play at a local theater.

Charlotte is home to more than 175 public schools, including charter schools. There are also many private schools and scholarship programs available for low-income families. University students will also find numerous educational institutions in the city. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Central Piedmont Community College, and Johnson & Wales University are just a few of the local institutions.

Huntersville is located 15 miles north of Charlotte and sits along Lake Norman, the city’s largest lake. Lake Norman is 32,510 acres in size – larger than the Sea of Galilee. The area has a number of waterfront houses and homes and is an ideal spot for jogging and family fun. The lakeside Booty Loop is one of the city’s most popular routes, and is a favorite among joggers and families.