Charlotte has another chance of snow this week. It won’t be a repeat of Saturday

The National Weather Service has dared to suggest Charlotte might get more snow this week, but it will pale by comparison to the record-setting storm this past Saturday.

There is a 90% chance of rain Wednesday, and 60% chance it will be mixed with snow between 9 p.m. and midnight, forecasters say.

After midnight, there’s a 40% chance of snow only, forecasters said Tuesday.

Temperatures will be just below freezing at the time (around 29 degrees), but “little or no snow accumulation expected.”

Thursday will be mostly sunny, with a high of 41 degrees.

Charlotte got between 6 and 12 inches this past Saturday, and high-end snow accumulations of 16 inches were reported in the northern metro area. Daytime highs in the thirties and forties are expected to melt a lot of the snow, officials say.

By Saturday, the Charlotte region could see a high in the lower fifties, but lows at night will continue to be near freezing, the National Weather Service says.

This story was originally published February 2, 2026 at 7:02 AM.