Tuesday will see mostly cloudy skies across the Carolinas with afternoon highs in the upper 50s, and we’re going to see a warmup by Wednesday. WCNC Charlotte forecaster Larry Sprinkle says the Charlotte metro will begin to see warm weather by the middle of the week as we prepare for Thanksgiving Day.

Wednesday starts that warming trend with mostly sunny skies in North Carolina and South Carolina. Larry Sprinkle says afternoon highs Wednesday will be in the lower 60s and even the mid-60s in areas east and southeast of Charlotte. Overnight lows will again be in the 30s but not quite as cold as it was Monday, when we bottomed out at 23 degrees.

THANKSGIVING DAY FORECAST

Thanksgiving will see periods of rain throughout the day in Charlotte. The chance of rain is around 70% for the Carolinas with highs in the upper 50s for most of the region. There’s also a chance of showers Thanksgiving evening as overnight temperatures dip into the mid-40s. #WakeUpCLT #Weather #Forecast

Charlotte North Carolina Attractions and Activities

Located in North Carolina, Charlotte is the largest city in the state. It is home to a variety of attractions and activities. From museums to sports, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Charlotte also offers a number of great restaurants.

In Charlotte, you can enjoy delicious Mexican food, Middle Eastern food, Italian food, and many other cuisines. There are also plenty of places to enjoy craft beer. Some of the best craft breweries in Charlotte include the Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, the Divine Barrel Brewing, and Sycamore Brewing. Each brewery is unique, and there are even brewing tours.

One of the best art-related Charlotte attractions is the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art. This museum contains nearly 1 million pieces of art. The museum is open daily, except Tuesday. Among its collections are works by artists such as Edgar Degas and Jasper Johns.

Charlotte is also home to the Charlotte Hornets, a National Basketball Association team, and the Charlotte Knights, a minor league hockey team. The team plays at Bank of America Stadium and the Spectrum Center. Both of these venues have excellent sound quality and well-arranged seats.

Charlotte is home to a number of festivals. The Latin-American Festival celebrates Latin-American culture with food, music, and fun. Other festivals include Festival in the Park, which features art exhibits and live music. In the fall, the festival is held in Freedom Park.

Charlotte’s economy is booming. There are plenty of museums and theaters.