NWS Air Quality Alert (Madison County)

Current Conditions
Wolf Laurel

Temp: 60.4°F

Forecast Last Updated at Friday, June 2, 2023 at 5:46PM

Pleasant Friday

Today was a very nice day with near-average temperatures under ample sunshine. Temperatures warm Saturday, and there could be a few showers and thundershowers in the late afternoon and early evening. Sunday brings more clouds, cooler temperatures, and a better chance of afternoon rain and thunder, especially south and west of Asheville. Overall, Sunday should be a nice day. We get lots of sunshine next week with small chances of afternoon showers or thundershowers Monday and Tuesday (especially south and west of Asheville). Temperatures cool Wednesday and Thursday.

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Friday Hi: 73 Lo: 49 A few clouds; Light wind

Saturday Hi: 73 Lo: 47 Mostly sunny to partly sunny; Warm; Isolated late afternoon and early evening showers & thundershowers; Light NE wind

Sunday Hi: 61 Lo: 43 Partly sunny; Cooler; Widely scattered mainly PM showers & thundershowers; East wind 5-10 mph

Monday Hi: 68 Lo: 49 Bright sunshine; Warm; Can't rule out a late afternoon shower or thundershower

Tuesday Hi: 68 Lo: 48 Mostly sunny with increasing clouds in the PM; Isolated late afternoon showers or thundershowers

Further Out

Wednesday - Lots of sunshine; Cooler; High in the lower 60s; Low in the lower 40s
Thursday - Sunny and nice; High in the mid 60s; Low in the mid 40s

Forecast Discussion

A cold front moving in from the northeast late Saturday afternoon could help spark a few showers and thundershowers late Saturday afternoon and into the early evening. Temperatures are warmer Saturday.

The cold front stalls just to the south and washes out, but it will generate more clouds Sunday, and the afternoon shower and thundershower coverage will be a little greater than Saturday, but not much rain is expected. There should be more rain and thunder south and west of Asheville. Temperatures are cooler Sunday.

High pressure builds in for Monday with warmer temperatures and very small chances of afternoon rain and thunder. A cold front will move in from the north Tuesday, increasing the chances for afternoon rain and thunder—the front moves through Tuesday night, and temperatures will cool for Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday and Thursday look to be fantastic days.

Tropical Storm Arlene has formed in the eastern Gulf of Mexico. However, it is expected to move south toward Cuba and should not affect our weather.

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