The weather forecast is good for the PGA Championship tournament days. But it will be a slog to get there as thunderstorms and showers are prevalent in the early-week forecast in Charlotte, North Carolina, home to Quail Hollow Club.
PGA of America officials announced Monday that fans would not be allowed on grounds for the day as up to 2 inches of rain and localized flash flooding was anticipated (coming off thunderstorms and showers Sunday). Fans will be able to use those tickets Tuesday or Wednesday, officials said.
Tuesday, however, has an 96% chance of rain with “a couple of showers and a thunderstorm,” according to AccuWeather. Wednesday could have “a couple of morning showers,” with a 64% chance of rain.
Fortunately, the forecast is much more promising once the season’s second major begins. Temperatures will reach 87 degrees and there is little chance for precipitation, aside from a spots of rain Saturday.
