Click on this ad to

Sign Up for Mast Mail

It's Old-Fashioned

E-Mail Fun!

 

 • Check Out New Arrivals

 

• Learn about Special

Offers

 

• Mark your Calendar for

Local Events

 

• Receive a link to the

Digital Catalog

 

Add your e-mail to our mailing 

list for lots of good information.

We like to do business with

friends, so we'll never sell or

share your address with anyone.

Unsubscribe at any time. 

  

A p p a l a c h i a n

T r e e   C a r e

 

 

T a k e   C a r e   o f

 Y o u r   

I m p o r t a n t 

T r e e s

  

call today for a 

FREE evaluation

 

 (828) 733-1968 

 

*    or CLICK HERE    *

appalachiantreecare.com

**Foscoe Rentals**

From hiking to fishing,

horseback riding to gem mining

now is the

time to come to the Mountains 

of NC! Cabins, Condos, and

Vacation

Homes. Even the family pet is

welcome!

Call now 800-723-7341

BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY

HOMESERVICES

VINCENT PROPERTIES

 

The High Country's

Most Trusted Name

in Real Estate.

 

6x 'Best of the Best' Winner

 

Over 46 Years in Business

 

bhhsvp.com

828-295-0700

 

Click on this ad for more info >>

Blowing Rock

Conference Center

 

A Shelter from the frenzy

of everyday life.

 

Explore the

following activities:

 Outdoor Pavilion

Ken Clapp Gymnatorium

Campfire

Challenge Course

Activity Field

Indoor Swimming Pool 

  Click on ad for more info 


Forecast
Make Text Larger Make Text Smaller Switch Fonts Email This Page Click Here For A Printable Version
Media Sponsors
Current Conditions
Crossnore

Temp: 54.6°F
Printer Friendly View
Crossnore , NC
Weather station located at Crossnore Elementary School.

Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, March 29, 2023 at 12:30PM

Clear; Cool Wednesday

Clear skies and cool temperatures are the weather stories today. We keep clear weather into Thursday with slightly warmer temperatures by Thursday afternoon. Moisture and clouds increase Thursday night leading to a generally cloudy Friday. Mostly light rain is a decent bet Friday afternoon and evening in a juicy southerly flow. A front to our west produces a line of showers and thundershowers arrives late Friday night into early Saturday morning (similar to last Friday night and Saturday morning). Clouds decrease quickly Saturday morning leading to a warm but breezy day. Cooler air arrives Saturday night.

If you haven't gotten the RaysWeather.Com Mobile App, you are missing out. The App is available on Apple and Android products. Yes, it costs $2--a one time cost that's less than your morning coffee that's cold before you finish it. :-) It's all your favorite RaysWeather.Com forecasts, photos, and data at your fingertips.

Wednesday

Hi: 53 Lo: 31

Clear skies; Chilly; NW wind 5-15 mph, except light this afternoon
Thursday

Hi: 57 Lo: 38

Sunny daytime; Warmer afternoon; A few clouds overnight; NW wind 5-15 mph, becoming South in the PM
Friday

Hi: 57 Lo: 50

Becoming cloudy; Afternoon & evening rain, mostly light; Evening fog possible; A line of showers (thunder possible) late Fri. night; SW wind 5-15 mph, gusty Fri. night
Saturday

Hi: 65 Lo: 34

Early clouds & showers (thunder possible); Partial clearing by late morning; Colder Sat. night; Becoming rather windy
Sunday

Hi: 58 Lo: 38

Clear; Cooler AM

Further Out

Monday - Increasing PM clouds; Warmer; Rain possibly developing Mon. night; High in the mid 60s; Low in the mid 40s
Tuesday - Cloudy; Areas of rain possible; High in the mid 60s; Low in the lower 50s

Forecast Discussion

The low that brought Tuesday's light rain is off the South Carolina Coast and headed out to sea. The center of high pressure stretches from Pennsylvania to Arkansas; it controls our weather today. A dry front slides through from the north tonight with no noticeable effect. We have clear skies and cool temperatures today. Thursday has a slightly warmer afternoon with some cloudiness encroaching Thursday night.

Friday, the high is in the Atlantic. Tonight's front has become a warm front pushing into the Great Lakes region. A potent low is in the Great Plains with an associated front stretches to Texas. That front crosses the Southern Appalachians early Saturday morning and the low moves to the Great Lakes. Skies become cloudy Friday with areas of mostly light rain developing Friday afternoon in a moist southerly flow. Then a line of showers and thundershowers arrives late Friday night. That line of showers will move to our east early Saturday.

Sunshine returns quickly after the early the showers early Saturday morning. We'll have a warm but breezy Saturday afternoon. Then a secondary cold front arrives with colder temperatures Saturday night.

High pressure moves across the East Sunday and into the Atlantic Monday. Timing the the sequence of events leaves the details our weather in doubt, but I'm sure it will be more certain in a couple days. For now, I've added clouds late Monday with rain possible in a southerly flow Monday night lasting into Tuesday. However, the next front probably does not move through from the west until at least Wednesday.

Announcements

Using information from RaysWeather.Com

First, all data and forecasts on RaysWeather.Com are the intellectual property of RaysWeather.com, Inc. Here is our usage policy regarding rebroadcast or redistribution of any information from our site...

"The reader is not permitted to reproduce, retransmit, redistribute any weather data, forecasts, analysis, image, or any other product from this site to any other person or entity, in any format by any means. All information, data, and images contained on any page of this site are copyrighted by RaysWeather.Com, Inc. (unless otherwise noted) and is the property of RaysWeather.Com, Inc. Information, data, and images from this site may not be archived or stored for future use. Exceptions to this condition of use may only be made by express, written permission of RaysWeather.Com." See our Terms and Conditions page.

In short, if you do not have a written agreement with us to do so, you do not have permission to republish any information found on this site. If you work for a media entity (TV, radio, website, newspaper, etc.) and wish to republish information from this site, please contact us at raysweather.com or call our offices at 828.264.2030.