Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 5:11PM
Seasonably Cool Now; Colder This Weekend
Tonight will be mostly clear and cool. Friday will be a step milder as clouds increase during the day. A few sprinkles or light showers will be pushing through during the afternoon and evening, followed by the arrival of colder air for your Saturday and Sunday.
Thursday Hi: 50 Lo: 29  Mostly clear; Light wind  |
Friday Hi: 51 Lo: 33 AM sun followed by increasing clouds; A few rain showers develop late, mostly before midnight; SW wind 5-10 mph becoming NW at night |
Saturday Hi: 43 Lo: 18 Scattered clouds; Much colder with a biting NW wind 10-20 mph & gusty |
Sunday Hi: 40 Lo: 19 Bright sunshine, but continued cold |
Monday Hi: 47 Lo: 30 Sunshine giving way to increasing late-day clouds; A chance for rain or a wintry mix late Monday night |
Further Out
Tuesday - Some rain possible, perhaps starting as a wintry mix; High in the mid 40s; Low in the mid 30s
Wednesday - Scattered clouds; Seasonable; High in the lower 50s; Low in the mid 30s
Forecast Discussion
Tonight will be mostly clear and cool with temperatures falling to just below freezing. Friday will be a notch warmer than today, although clouds will be rolling in during the day ahead of a strong cold front. A couple light showers will accompany the cold front Friday afternoon and evening, followed by clearing.
Saturday will be mostly sunny but noticeably colder, especially by Saturday night. Saturday night will be the coldest night since early January around western North Carolina. Sunday features a bright and sunny day, but temperatures will have a decided February chill.
A gradual rebound in temperatures will commence next week. The next weather system will slide in by Monday night or Tuesday, with the arrival of our next rain chances. There could be enough cold air in place for rain to begin as a wintry mix late Monday night.
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