Forecast Last Updated at Saturday, April 1, 2023 at 6:36PM

Strong Winds Diminishing & Cooler

Morning showers and perhaps a thundershower exited the Foothills by mid-to-late morning. There was rapid clearing and a very warm afternoon. The wind is no April Fool’s joke: Gusts will linger into the evening, as high as 45 mph before diminishing overnight. Sunday will be sunny and a lot more tranquil, with temperatures a notch cooler.

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Saturday Hi: 82 Lo: 42 Clear & cooler; Windy early, diminishing overnight NW wind 5-15 mph gusting to 30 mph this evening

Sunday Hi: 66 Lo: 43 Bright sunshine; Pleasant; Light NNW wind becoming calm

Monday Hi: 70 Lo: 51 More clouds with perhaps some passing light rain; Light & variable wind

Tuesday Hi: 77 Lo: 60 Party sunny & warm; Mostly cloudy Tuesday night

Wednesday Hi: 81 Lo: 60 More clouds; Perhaps a few showers, Warm

Further Out

Thursday - Mostly cloudy with showers possible; High in the mid 70s; Low in the upper 40s
Friday - Generally cloudy & cooler with rain possible; High in the lower 60s; Low in the mid 40s

Forecast Discussion

A cold front crossed the state today. Morning showers and and a few embedded thundershowers cleared the area by late morning, allowing sunshine to make a prominent return for the afternoon. Strong winds just off the deck were transported to the surface by mid-to-late afternoon with gusts in the 40-45 mph range. Scattered power outages will be possible. Winds diminish tonight under clear skies.

Sunday will be calmer, clear and cooler.

A weak disturbance crossing western North Carolina on Monday will generate some additional cloudiness, and perhaps a little bit of daytime light rain, but amounts should be small.

Next week will be warmer, culminating around midweek. Another cold front will make a run at the area by Thursday, stalling somewhere over the interior Southeast U.S. by late week. The weather will turn more unsettled by then, although details are sorely lacking at this point.

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