Hurricane Ian update: Rain in Charlotte, but the worst is on the way
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- #Ian wx vlog 9am 9/30/2022: The first rain has arrived the worst weather will be this evening. The rainfall should average 2-4" with wind gusting as high as 50 mph by this evening. It's also super chilly so bundle up out there. #cltwx #nwx #scwx #wcnc #weather #charlotte #northcarolina #southcarolina
In this video, WCNC Charlotte chief meteorologist Brad Panovich has the latest update as the first rain from Ian has moved into the Charlotte area. Expect heavy downpours across North Carolina and South Carolina throughout the day Friday. There is a threat for tornadoes east of I-95 and along the Carolina coast, but Charlotte's biggest risk will mostly be heavy rain and gusty winds with a threat of flash flooding.
More than 250 flights have been canceled at Charlotte Douglas International Airport ahead of Hurricane Ian, which is expected to bring heavy rain and gusty winds to the Charlotte metro Friday.
According to FlightAware, 255 flights at Charlotte Douglas were canceled as of 8:25 a.m. More than a dozen flights were delayed. The first rain from Ian's outer bands moved into the Charlotte area by 7 a.m. Friday, chief meteorologist Brad Panovich said. Ian is expected to make landfall along the South Carolina coast early Friday afternoon.
A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for most of the Charlotte area as Ian continues to move north toward the Carolina coast with heavy rain, damaging winds and significant storm surge.
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That upper trough gets you every time !
yeah it's 57° here near Columbia South Carolina. and the wind blowing makes it feel like it's in the 40s.
Fingers crossed also for Virginia Beach
Only in the South will you hear 50+ degree weather referred to as "brutally chilly."
Yes, appreciate the fresh cool air blowing in after a sweltering past few weeks, whew! Feels good.
@@monkeybusiness1999 This time in 2019 it was 96F in Charlotte so I'll take this, wind and rain included.
It's all about what you are use to or adapted to..
On the NC/SC coastal border. It's 10:30am & cool, gray & moderately howling gusty w/ sporadic rain sweeps. The same last night. Luckily no water is pooling in yards, yet. That's when we know we may have a problem; more rain falls than the sandy ground can drain. We had homes in our area 6' under water a few years back, during hurricanes Mathew & Irma. Hopefully this storm moves fast enough that flooding doesn't happen.🤞