Current Conditions
N. Wilkesboro

Temp: 27.6°F

Forecast Last Updated at Friday, December 14, 2018 at 4:18PM

Mud & Slush

With steady rain falling on snowpack, it’s hard to envision soggier ground conditions than what we will experience over the next couple of days. Steady or rising temperatures hold with us through the evening and overnight period. On Saturday, the character of precipitation will be more showery in nature with some sunshine breaking through from time-to-time. Sunday may have a leftover morning shower, followed by decreasing cloudiness.

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Partly cloudy
Lower 50s
NW wind 5-10 mph

Friday Hi: 42 Lo: 42 Cloudy with rain & fog; Steady or rising temperatures; Areas of fog; NE wind 5-10 mph

Saturday Hi: 49 Lo: 38 Generally cloudy with scattered showers; Not as chilly; Light NE wind becoming calm Saturday night

Sunday Hi: 54 Lo: 33 Early rain possible; Turning partly sunny; Milder; West wind 5-10 mph

Monday Hi: 54 Lo: 29 Mostly sunny; Seasonably pleasant

Tuesday Hi: 52 Lo: 28 Bright sunshine; Rather nice for mid-December

Further Out

Wednesday - Lots of sunshine; Slightly above-normal temperatures; High in the lower 50s; Low in the lower 30s
Thursday - More clouds; Rain possible; High in the upper 40s; Low in the mid 30s

Forecast Discussion

The weather map reveals low-pressure over Lower MS Valley with a warm front lifting northward through the Southeastern U.S. The low will head to the east-northeast while the warm front lifts northward, keeping a soaking rain going today into tonight.

On Saturday, an upper level low will bowl eastward into the region, crossing WNC Saturday night. A dry slot moving into the area might promote some looks at the sun on Saturday, but the threat for showers will continue until the low gets to our east by Sunday morning. Event total rainfall of one to two inches is expected.

High pressure will build in behind the departing storm system and provide welcome drying for a good portion of next week. Temperatures will be near to slightly above normal through the period.

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