Current Conditions
N. Wilkesboro

Temp: 56.9°F

Forecast Last Updated at Monday, October 21, 2019 at 5:18AM

Dry Daytime; Wet Overnight

There will be a lot of clouds around today, although the weather should remain dry until later tonight. Showers return, mainly after midnight and continue until about midday Tuesday. Clearing occurs thereafter, and Wednesday through Thursday look like the weather picks of the week. More rain returns by late in the week or next weekend, although timing that remains difficult.

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Mostly Cloudy, Low 70s
Scattered Showers
South Wind 5-10 mph

Monday Hi: 65 Lo: 56 Lots of clouds & mild with a stray shower; Becoming cloudy with steadier rain arriving late Monday night; Light SE wind

Tuesday Hi: 70 Lo: 41 Showers into early afternoon; Rapid clearing late-day; Clear & cooler Tuesday night; South wind 5-10 mph becoming NW

Wednesday Hi: 65 Lo: 38 Sunny & seasonably cooler; Light NW wind becoming calm Wed. night

Thursday Hi: 66 Lo: 43 Abundant sunshine; Seasonable

Friday Hi: 64 Lo: 47 Increasing clouds with rain arriving late-day or Friday night

Further Out

Saturday - Generally cloudy with rain possible; High in the lower 60s; Low in the upper 40s
Sunday - Generally cloudy with rain possible; High in the lower 60s; Low in the mid 40s

Forecast Discussion

A cold front is scheduled to pass through here on Tuesday. Ahead of the front today, a rather moist, southeasterly wind flow will keep considerable cloudiness around, but generally dry weather is anticipated through early tonight.

Showers return, mostly after midnight and continuing through Tuesday morning until the front gets past us by midday or early afternoon. We expect rapid clearing thereafter, and clear and cooler weather for Tuesday night through Thursday.

There remains considerable model consternation revolving around the timing of our next frontal arrival for late next week and next weekend. Present indications suggest a slower frontal progression may be more plausible, so with a bit of luck, we may be able to salvage Friday en route to a more unsettled upcoming weekend. We’ll be able to fine-tune this as we get closer.

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