Charlotte Local Pulse: Warm Spell Ending, Cold Front Moving In
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Charlotte Local Pulse: Warm Spell Ending, Cold Front Moving In
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We're waking up to some significant weather changes after an extraordinary warm spell in the Carolinas. Yesterday, Charlotte hit 78 degrees, breaking the previous record of 77 set back in 2014. Today we're expecting temperatures to climb even higher, reaching around 80 degrees, but don't get too comfortable because a cold front is moving in. This morning we'll see scattered showers, then breezy and warm conditions through the afternoon and early evening. By Saturday morning, expect another round of rain with possible thunderstorms, and there's even a chance of mountain snow showers on Sunday. Temperatures will drop significantly by Monday, with highs only reaching the 40s, so this warm spell is definitely saying goodbye.
On a somber note, we're reporting on a fatal crash that unfolded this week in our North Division. On Saturday evening near the 4000 block of West Sugar Creek Road, a 56-year-old motorcyclist named Reginald Jerome Stowe was involved in a collision with a Jeep Grand Cherokee. Officers responded and found Stowe unresponsive with life-threatening injuries. He was transported to Atrium Health Main, but unfortunately, on Thursday, February 26th, he succumbed to those injuries. The investigation shows Stowe was driving his 2022 Suzuki motorcycle westbound at a high rate of speed when the collision occurred. The driver of the Jeep was screened and determined not to be impaired. Speed appears to be a factor in the crash, and toxicology reports are still pending to determine if impairment played a role with Stowe. If you witnessed this crash or have any information, detectives are asking you to contact Detective Sessoms at 704-432-2169, extension 3, or you can call Charlotte Crime Stoppers anonymously at 704-334-1600.
On the lighter side, we're seeing some great community spirit happening in Greenville. A new mural has gone up on the wall of Southern Gun and Pawn near Tenth Street on Greenville Boulevard, honoring Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee who was tragically attacked on a Charlotte train back in August of 2023. The mural was painted by an artist named SAV-45, who's originally from Russia but now based in Barcelona. Shop owner Shawn Hendrix donated the wall space as a way to keep Iryna's memory alive. Her story also led to positive change, with Iryna's Law now on the books in North Carolina, which makes important changes to how violent and repeat offenders are handled in the justice system.
Looking ahead, we've got some great entertainment coming to the Queen City this weekend. New Edition is bringing their New Edition Way Tour to town tonight, and there are also shows from Dexter and The Moonrocks and an eighteen-plus event at Alley Cat tonight as well.
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