Charlotte, NC, October 25, 2025
News Summary
Residents of Charlotte should brace for a rainy and cool week ahead as a Weather Impact Day is forecasted, bringing widespread rain starting Monday morning. Following a dry October, the rain is expected to persist through mid-week, leading to cooler temperatures. Although significant accumulation isn’t expected, disruptions during commutes may occur. A frost advisory has been issued for parts of the Metro area, with temperatures potentially dropping to 28 degrees. With tropical systems influencing regional weather, residents are encouraged to stay updated via weather apps.
Charlotte residents should prepare for a rainy and cool week ahead as a Weather Impact Day is forecasted due to expected widespread rain starting early Monday morning. This follows a dry October, where the city has seen only one day of measurable rain so far. The rain is expected to continue off and on throughout Monday, making for a gray, gloomy day with high temperatures reaching only the mid-50s.
While accumulation of rain is not anticipated to be significant, it may cause disruptions, particularly during the afternoon and evening commutes. There is no risk of severe weather or flooding, but morning bus stops may be wet, particularly in areas west of I-77. Parents are advised to send their children equipped with umbrellas or rain jackets. Motorists should also plan for extra travel time to arrive on schedule.
The overcast skies are expected to remain in place, leading to cooler temperatures that will last through mid-week. Highs from Monday to Wednesday are projected to remain in the 50s, with scattered showers possibly continuing through Thursday. Total rainfall between late Sunday and Thursday could reach between 1 to 3 inches. There is a noticeable shift to wetter and cooler weather anticipated for the upcoming week. However, forecast models suggest that the weather may clear up in time for Halloween activities.
Additionally, a frost advisory has been issued for several counties in the Charlotte Metro area starting Friday, October 24, from 2 a.m. to 9 a.m. Sub-freezing temperatures could drop as low as 28 degrees, which poses a risk to sensitive outdoor plants. Sunny weather is expected for the end of the week, with highs near average in the low 70s. Low humidity and breezy conditions may also increase the fire danger during afternoon hours.
Overnight temperatures from Thursday night to Friday morning are expected to dip into the upper 30s to lower 40s. A First Alert has been issued due to frost advisories and freeze warnings in mountain communities and the foothills. By the weekend, temperatures are expected to remain cool, with highs in the upper 60s. Clouds are predicted to increase on Sunday, with a chance of rain returning late Sunday night into Monday.
In a broader context, Tropical Storm Melissa is active in the Caribbean and is forecasted to strengthen to at least a Category 4 hurricane, potentially bringing heavy rainfall to areas like Jamaica, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. However, Tropical Storm Melissa is not expected to have a direct impact on the United States.
Residents are encouraged to download weather apps to stay informed about forecast updates and weather alerts.
FAQ
What weather is expected in Charlotte this week?
Charlotte has seen only one day of measurable rain in October. A Weather Impact Day is forecasted due to expected widespread rain starting early Monday morning. Rain will continue off and on throughout Monday, making for a gray, gloomy, and cool day.
What precautions should parents take for their children?
Parents are advised to send kids with umbrellas or rain jackets.
What is the frost advisory about?
A frost advisory has been issued for several counties in the Charlotte Metro area starting Friday, Oct. 24, from 2 a.m. to 9 a.m. Sub-freezing temperatures could drop as low as 28 degrees, posing a risk to sensitive outdoor plants.
How will the weather impact Halloween activities?
Forecast models indicate that weather may clear up in time for Halloween activities.
Weather Summary Chart
| Day | Highs (°F) | Weather | Rain Accumulation (inches) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Mid-50s | Gray, Gloomy, Rainy | Nuisance amounts |
| Tuesday | Mid-50s | Scattered Showers | Up to 1-3 inches total |
| Wednesday | Mid-50s | Cool, Overcast | Ongoing potential rain |
| Thursday | Upper 60s | Clearing | Minimal |
| Friday | Low 70s | Sunny | None |
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Additional Resources
- WBTV: Charlotte Metro Weather Forecast – Oct 24, 2025
- Wikipedia: Weather Forecast
- WCNC: Monday, October 27, 2025 Charlotte Rain Forecast
- Google Search: Charlotte Weather
- WBTV: Frost Advisory Issued in Charlotte Metro
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Weather
- WBTV: Chilly End Before Rain Chances Return
- Google Scholar: Weather Impact
- WBTV: First Alert: Frost and Freeze Potential
- Google News: Charlotte Weather
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