A passing weather system brought some snow to the Charlotte region Tuesday night, leaving behind a white blanket across several parts of the Carolinas that often don’t get much snow. Most of the snow in the Carolinas went fell across the heart of South Carolina,

We are tracking a very active weather pattern, snow chances are trending more northwest toward the I-85 corridor.

A winter storm will bring snow and potential travel disruptions for areas near and south and east of I-85 Tuesday.

Charlotte has a 90% chance of snow, sleet and freezing rain from the approaching system, National Weather Service meteorologists says.

Our Pinpoint Weather Team has issued a Pinpoint Weather Alert for Tuesday night and Wednesday morning for the potential of slick roads.

A chance for snow is coming across the Carolinas this week, but it is unlikely that Charlotte will see much based on the weather system’s current track. Temperatures around the Queen City will certainly be cold enough for snow.

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