Forecast Last Updated at Friday, July 30, 2010 at 12:12AM
Hot But A Bit Less Humid; Weekend T-Showers Return
Today features lots of sunshine with humidity levels a tad lower than recent days. With more sunshine, however, temperatures will still get a boost to the hot side this afternoon. Weekend weather will promise the return of scattered showers and thunderstorms to the mountains.
Friday Hi: 93 Lo: 67  Lots of sunshine; Not as humid, but still hot; Light NE breeze  |
Saturday Hi: 85 Lo: 69 More clouds; Showers & thunderstorms likely during the afternoon & at night; Light SE wind |
Sunday Hi: 86 Lo: 69 Mixed skies and rather humid; Scattered showers & thundershowers; SE wind 5-10 mph |
Monday Hi: 91 Lo: 69 Few clouds; Cannot completely rule out an afternoon t-shower; Rather hot |
Tuesday Hi: 91 Lo: 70 Some afternoon clouds; Late day or nighttime shower or thunderstorm possible; Hot |
Further Out
Wednesday - Clouds & sun mixed; A chance for showers & thunderstorms; Rather hot & humid; High in the lower 90s; Low near 70 degrees
Thursday - Partly sunny; Scattered mostly PM showers & t-storms; Rather hot & humid; High in the lower 90s; Low near 70 degrees
Forecast Discussion
A stationary front is situated south of the state today and will allow some briefly drier air to work its way into the mountains and foothills. That should give us a mostly sunny but hot daytime.
Low level moisture is poised to sneak back into western North Carolina on Saturday as a ripple of low pressure rides along the front to our south. This will allow for pretty good coverage of afternoon and nighttime showers and thunderstorms. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will linger into Sunday with a mix of sun and clouds.
Monday features a good deal of sunshine with widely scattered PM thundershowers. Clusters of thunderstorms rolling southeastward out of the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys will have to watched and timed as they head into our neck of the woods Tuesday and Wednesday.
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