The Charlotte region faces a harsh night on Thursday, including dangerous wind chills, according to the National Weather Service.
“One of the coldest nights of the Winter will happen Thursday night behind a cold front with frigid temperatures and wind chill values with widespread teens and single digits across the western Carolinas,” forecasters reported late Monday.
The low Thursday night for Charlotte will be 19 degrees and the wind chill will be 13, the NWS says. It will be slightly colder in York County, with a low of 18 degrees in Rock Hill and a wind chill of 12.
Wind chills in mountain counties will range from 3 degrees in Asheville to minus 4 degrees in the northwestern corner of the state…