With high pressure stationed off the coast and low pressure and frontal system back to our west, cloud cover will be extensive today across the WBTV viewing area, though other than a few sprinkles, most neighborhoods won’t have to deal with much rain.
Thanksgiving Day may start out with some showers, but they shouldn’t last far into the day. If you’re having your Thanksgiving lunch outside, the showers should be out of the way by then.
Behind last night’s cool front, dry, high pressure will pay us a quick visit offering plenty of sunshine today and Tuesday. There’ll be a bit of a breeze around today, but afternoon readings will still make a mild run into the lower 60s.
A cold front will move across the region tonight into Monday morning, patchy drizzle and scattered rain. Monday morning starts off chilly, with mostly sunny skies expected through the day, with breezy conditions.
Sunny skies and mild temperatures develop for Saturday, with mostly sunny skies. Clouds will be on the increase for Sunday, with a few rain showers possible Sunday night into early Monday morning.
Sunny skies and warmer temperatures will define Friday afternoon’s forecast. Highs above average in the upper 60s before dipping into the upper 30s and lower 40s overnight.
With a sprawling high-pressure system parked right over the WBTV viewing area, we’re starting off with chilly readings in the 30s, more sunshine today will boost afternoon readings into the mid to upper 60s, above average for late November.
With a sprawling high-pressure system parked right over the WBTV viewing area, we’re starting off the day with the coldest temperatures since early last March.
There’ll be plenty of sunshine to go around today, but as a dry, reinforcing cold front crossed the area, gusty winds will kick up and hold our temps back to the seasonal low 60s this afternoon – even cooler 40s and 50s in the mountains and foothills.
A series of high-pressure systems are forecast to dominate our weather pattern all week long, leading to lots of sunshine and rain-free weather right through Friday, if not into the weekend.
After patchy dense fog for the Friday morning commute, mostly sunny skies are expected to develop through the day, with afternoon high temperatures in the lower 70s for the piedmont, and lower 60s for the mountains.
While flood watches and warnings may continue through Thursday evening, a cold front has pushed the heaviest downpours to the east of the WBTV viewing area.
Heavy rainfall and the potential flooding will disrupt commutes and early-day outdoor plans Thursday morning as a cold front slowing moves across the Carolinas.
With high pressure stationed off the mid-Atlantic coast, a steady stream of moisture will continue to flow into the Carolinas through the midweek period.
A First Alert has been issued for midweek, as widespread rain is expected to develop overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, with widely scattered rain showers lingering into Thursday.
Under partly cloudy skies, we’ll run back up into the unseasonal 70s again this afternoon. The humidity level will be quite noticeable given the time of year; however, rain chances will remain low.
With a ridge of high pressure centered along the mid-Atlantic coast, just to the east of the WBTV area, we’ll enjoy more sunshine today with unseasonably warm afternoon readings topping out in the low to middle 70s.
With high pressure drifting right over the WBTV area we’ll enjoy more sunshine today, and after our fourth straight start in the chilly 30s in Charlotte, afternoon readings will rebound to near 70° again.
While most of the afternoon will be spent in the 60s under mostly sunny skies, highs will attempt to make a run for the low 70s in and around the Charlotte Metro area before sunset.
With high pressure drifting right over the WBTV area we’ll enjoy more sunshine today, and after a chilly start, afternoon readings will rebound to near 70°.
With high pressure drifting right over the WBTV area we’ll enjoy plenty of sunshine again today, and after a frosty cold start, afternoon readings will rebound nicely into the middle 60s, close to normal for Election Day.
Frost Advisories and Freeze Warnings have been issued for at WBTV counties in the Foothills and Piedmont of both NC and SC through Tuesday mid-morning.
A Freeze Warning is in effect for counties north and west of Charlotte with Monday morning low temperatures ranging from the lower 20s in the NC mountains to mid-30s for the Piedmont.
Showers are working through the area today. They will move east and we will try to dry out for the second half of the day. Highs will reach the mid 60s.
Following Zeta’s brush-by of the Carolinas, we’ll enjoy wall to wall sunshine today, but it will be much cooler with highs only getting back to the mid to upper 60s.
After a cloudy and foggy start to this Tuesday, sunshine will gradually break through the overcast paving the way for a partly cloudy afternoon with highs reaching the mid to upper 70s.
Patchy dense fog will be an issue for many morning commuters, so please use caution until it burns off by mid-morning. As for the rest of the day, we’ll enjoy partly sunny skies and warm afternoon readings that will rise into the mid to upper 70s.
