Current Conditions
Blowing Rock

Temp: 66.6°F

Forecast Last Updated at Saturday, September 23, 2017 at 3:05PM

Mostly Dry

We are now in a long stretch of mostly dry weather--warm through Wednesday; pleasant Thursday; cooler after that. We have the slightest risk of a stray passing shower this afternoon. Otherwise, enjoy beautiful early-Fall weather!

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Game Time Forecast

Partly cloudy
65°
Light East wind

Saturday Hi: 76 Lo: 55 Partly to mostly cloudy. Slight chance of a passing stray shower; Light East wind

Sunday Hi: 75 Lo: 56 Mostly sunny; Pleasant; Light East wind

Monday Hi: 76 Lo: 56 Few clouds; Very nice; Light East wind

Tuesday Hi: 77 Lo: 59 Mostly clear; More of the same

Wednesday Hi: 77 Lo: 59 Lots of sun; Continued somewhat warmer than average

Further Out

Thursday - More PM clouds; Not as warm; High in the lower 70s; Low in the lower 50s
Friday - Mostly to partly cloudy; Cooler; High in the mid 60s; Low in the mid 40s

Forecast Discussion

After a brief smack-down late Friday from an isolated storm (including hail), we can expect dry weather for the foreseeable future thanks to high pressure centered in the Northeast followed by subsidence around the periphery of Hurricane Maria (sinking air outside the region of the storm). A dry front moves through Thursday (dry because Maria has robbed so much moisture from the Southeast). Cooler weather follows for Friday and next weekend.

Tropical Systems...
The remnant low from Jose is spinning down southeast of Cape Cod. It fades off the map tomorrow.
Maria is a Category 3 hurricane centered more than 300 miles east of Nassau. It's moving NNW. Maria will stall east of the NC Coast Wednesday and Thursday, close enough to Cape Hatteras Thursday that the Outer Banks will feel some effects and beach erosion could be an issue. Friday, Maria gets caught up in the front (the front passing through here Thursday) and then speeds northeast away from the U. S.

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