Andrew Brightman is a meteorologist specializing in local weather forecasts for the Charlotte area in North Carolina. He provides weather updates and predictions for Yahoo News and Carolinas' Own Queen City News WJZY-TV. Andrew's expertise lies in tracking and reporting on severe weather events, including snowstorms, rain showers, and potential tornadoes, to keep the community informed and prepared.
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Andrew Brightman's coverage is heavily focused on local weather events, particularly in the North Carolina and Charlotte areas of the United States. He consistently reports on seasonal conditions and natural phenomena such as storms, tornadoes, cold weather, rain, snow, and drought.
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By: Andrew Brightman
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Good evening and happy Sunday Funday! After seeing mostly sunny skies during the day we have seen a couple of isolated thunderstorms this evening. The focus though of the upcoming week will be Tropical Storm Debby and the track of the storm. There is increasing potential for significant flooding potential across portions […]
By: Andrew Brightman
It has been another day of comfortable temperatures and low humidity across the Carolinas.
By: Andrew Brightman
Heading into next week, we are expecting more of the same with highs around 80 Monday and Tuesday with temperatures slowly moderating into the mid-80s as we get to the middle of the week. Sunny skies are also expected with comfortable conditions until we get to Friday when our next cold front is due to arrive in the region.
By: Andrew Brightman
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Good afternoon and happy Wednesday! It was yet another beautiful day across the Carolinas today with partly cloudy skies and comfortable conditions.
By: Andrew Brightman
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Good evening and happy Sunday Funday! After a pleasant day across the Carolinas, a developing tropical cyclone along the coast is going to push a significant amount of rainfall into the Carolinas on Monday and Tuesday. Potential Tropical Cyclone 8 is forecast to develop into Tropical Storm Helene before making landfall near or just south of Myrtle Beach early Monday afternoon. After moving inland the remnants of the storm will keep shower chance around throughout the week before we finally dry out next weekend.
By: Andrew Brightman
The last time that we saw more than a quarter inch of rain in Charlotte was when Helene moved through.
By: Andrew Brightman
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Good evening happy Saturday! Behind the front, we are in store for a cooler evening followed by a wonderful Fall Sunday. Showers are possible for Election Day followed by more potential wet weather for the middle of the week. Also don't forget we fall back one week.
By: Andrew Brightman
This weekend we are going to be treated to two special celestial phenomena with the Beaver Supermoon as well as the Leonids Meteor Shower peaking.
By: Andrew Brightman
As for tonight and your Friday, clouds will be on the increase this evening and will be sticking around throughout the overnight hours out ahead of a cold front Friday. Low temperatures will be in the low 40s, followed by another seasonal day Friday with highs in the mid-50s. During the afternoon, though, we are expecting a few showers in Charlotte and snow showers in the mountains as a powerful cold front rolls through the Carolinas.
By: Andrew Brightman
As for tonight and your Saturday, the showers we are seeing this evening will clear out by the middle evening hours, followed by falling temperatures. Up in the mountains, snow showers are expected to continue through the evening before wrapping up overnight. Saturday is mostly clear across the Carolinas, but temperatures will stay on the chilly side with highs in the upper 40s in Charlotte and likely staying below freezing in the mountains.
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