Current Conditions
Seven Devils

Temp: 39.1°F

Forecast Last Updated at Friday, November 15, 2019 at 7:12PM

Uneventful

Low pressure loiters off the South Carolina Coast, but clouds and cool weather is the result for us. Clouds remain with us tonight and through early Saturday morning however the sun makes a return appearance for Saturday afternoon. Sunday will be clear with slightly warmer temperatures. A dry front moves through Monday with cooler temperatures. Dry weather hold until at least Thursday night.

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Generally clear & cool
Temperatures in the mid 40s
Light NE wind

Friday Hi: 52 Lo: 28 Mainly cloudy; Cool; Light North wind, but breezy at higher elev's

Saturday Hi: 46 Lo: 24 Mostly cloudy early; Mostly sunny afternoon; Cool; North wind 5-10 mph, breezy at higher elev's

Sunday Hi: 50 Lo: 30 Ample sunshine; No complaints; Light wind

Monday Hi: 45 Lo: 30 Partly to mostly cloudy; Cooler

Tuesday Hi: 45 Lo: 29 Mostly cloudy; Cool

Further Out

Wednesday - Mostly clear; Seasonally pleasant; High in the upper 40s; Low in the lower 30s
Thursday - Becoming cloudy in the PM; Light rain possible Thur night; High in the lower 50s; Low in the mid 30s

Forecast Discussion

Low pressure hangs out along the Carolina Coast through the weekend; however, it's too far away to produce precipitation of significance. Clouds and cool temperatures are the story for the overnight and into the early morning hours on Saturday. More sunshine is expected by the afternoon on Saturday as high pressure overtakes the Appalachians. Sunday will be slightly warmer under sunny skies.

A couple of dry fronts move through Monday and Tuesday. We'll add clouds and subtract from temperatures--cooler, but not dramatically colder.

A gradual mild-up is expected Wednesday and Thursday as high pressure gradually slides across the eastern U. S.

The next front arrives next Friday with increasing clouds expected Thursday afternoon. Light rain is possible by Thursday night.

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