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WINTER WEATHER PREPS: A behind-the-scenes look at how our team of meteorologists prepare for the snow. You can click in and drag or swipe back and forth to see a 360-degree view. TODAY AT 5 PM: The newest forecast models and pinpoint how much snow will hit your neighborhood. CLOSING SIGN-UP: http://on.wsoctv.com/2iVe5O0 WSOC-TV WEATHER APP: http://on.wsoctv.com/2jfWGCS | WSOC-TV

3.5K views | TRACKING SEVERE WEATHER: The first batch of storms has moved through the Charlotte area but more is on the way for your Friday night. DOWNLOAD the WSOC Weather app to get updates sent straight to your phone: https://wsoctvweatherapp.com/ | WSOC-TV | Facebook

Here's a look at snow arrival times in the Charlotte area for Wednesday night. The maps shows rain in the area Thursday morning, but WSOC-TV Weather believes it will still be snow and will continue to fine tune the forecast. Check out an hour-by-hour slideshow of when to expect the snow in your area. http://on.wsoctv.com/1Db3qAy Also track the storm with our interactive radar: http://on.wsoctv.com/1DpYsm4 | WSOC-TV

PLEASE SHARE these bitter cold weather tips. The wintry weather continues Wednesday in Charlotte with possible brief flurries in Charlotte. The temperatures will be in the single-digits over next few nights. Make sure you bring your pets inside and leave faucets dripping. We'll have forecast updates on Channel 9 every 30 minutes. Download our weather app to track temps: http://wsoctvweatherapp.com/ | WSOC-TV

A Tornado Watch is in effect for the Charlotte area until 6 p.m. Wondering what's the difference between a watch and a warning? Meteorologist John Ahrens explains in the video below. Read more here --> https://bit.ly/3eQ9rjH | WSOC-TV