Forecast Last Updated at Sunday, July 21, 2019 at 4:58PM

More Clouds and Less Heat

Widely scattered showers and thundershowers will dissipate through the evening.

Monday is basically the same as Sunday but a touch cooler due to more clouds and showers persisting into the night. Tuesday will bring us a noticeably cooler day with clouds and storms ending by evening. That will set the stage for four consecutive fantastic weather days; especially for late July. Wednesday through Saturday look to be mostly sunny with below average temperatures and dry conditions.

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Sunday Hi: 88 Lo: 70 Mostly cloudy; Muggy; Widely scattered showers & t-showers; Light, variable wind

Monday Hi: 84 Lo: 67 Becoming mostly cloudy in the PM; Scattered afternoon and nighttime showers & storms; West wind 5-15 mph

Tuesday Hi: 78 Lo: 57 Mostly cloudy; Cooler; Scattered showers & t-showers through early evening; NW wind 10-20 mph

Wednesday Hi: 78 Lo: 54 Partly cloudy; Splendid

Thursday Hi: 80 Lo: 59 Mostly sunny; Pleasant

Further Out

Friday - Mostly sunny and pleasant; High in the lower 80s; Low near 60 degrees
Saturday - Mostly sunny; A touch warmer but still nice; High in the lower 80s; Low in the lower 60s

Forecast Discussion

A cold front is moving toward us from the northwest and this will result in more clouds and greater coverage of showers and thundershowers this afternoon and evening. The cold front moves slowly toward western NC Monday but is still to our west so Monday is basically a carbon copy of today.

Tuesday is when you'll notice a change as the front goes through Tuesday morning. The rain and clouds will stick around until the evening but the temperatures will be much cooler. Once the moisture clears out Tuesday night, we'll be under the influence of a cool (for July anyway) high pressure centered to our northwest. The high will bring us a very nice stretch of weather, Wednesday through Saturday with below average temperatures, dry conditions, mostly sunny skies and a refreshing breeze. We hope you get a chance to take advantage of this nice weather.

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