Forecast Last Updated at Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 6:37AM
Long Dry Stretch Coming
Cindy's remnant low is exiting the U. S. through the Mid-Atlantic early today. It's not an issue for us; however, a cold front moving slowly across Western NC today is. We'll have lots of dry hours but also widely scattered showers and thundershowers through the daytime. Drier air arrives tonight leading to a pleasant stretch of weather beginning Sunday.
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Saturday Hi: 69 Lo: 56  Mostly cloudy day with widely scattered showers or t-showers; Decreasing clouds tonight; NW wind 5-15 mph  |
Sunday Hi: 66 Lo: 51 Mostly clear; Pleasant; NW wind 5-15 mph |
Monday Hi: 65 Lo: 50 Mostly sunny; Pleasant; NW wind 5-15 mph |
Tuesday Hi: 63 Lo: 48 Scattered clouds; Cooler than average |
Wednesday Hi: 67 Lo: 54 Mostly clear; Pleasant |
Further Out
Thursday - A few afternoon clouds; A bit warmer; High near 70 degrees; Low in the upper 50s
Friday - Partly to mostly cloudy; Widely scattered PM showers & t-showers; High in the lower 70s; Low near 60 degrees
Forecast Discussion
Cindy has been a part of our forecast for at least a week now. We're glad to turn that page as it exits the U. S. via the Mid-Atlantic today.
A front is moving slowly across Western NC today. With it in the vicinity, we must keep widely scattered showers and thundershowers in the forecast through the daytime today.
We'll enjoy a dry, pleasant Sunday and Monday with high pressure in control. Temperatures will be cooler than average Sunday through Wednesday. A dry secondary front moves through from the northwest Monday. At this point, it appears the only noticeable effect of this second front will be reinforcing cooler temperatures Tuesday.
In the second half of next week, the typical summer pattern is rebuilt. A Bermuda High strengthens blocking fronts from the west. Temperatures and humidity increase. And widely scattered afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers return to the forecast. We delayed the introduction of PM thunder to Friday in the forecast boxes; however, a stray thundershower Thursday afternoon is not impossible.
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