The “scattered flurries” came when it was 26 degrees, and places to the north like Huntersville and Mooresville got more more than Charlotte. The flurries were expected to end before 7 a.m. Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

Snowfall is possible in the Charlotte Metro this week for the first time in a long time -- but don’t expect too much. According to our First Alert meteorologists, there is a potential for snow showers and flurries in the early morning hours on Tuesday,

Charlotte's longest snow drought could come to an end tonight. Driving the news: There is a roughly 30% chance of flurries or little light snow around Charlotte and the Piedmont after midnight, WBTV chief meteorologist Al Conklin tells Axios.