Weather station located atop Linville Ridge between Grandfather and Sugar Mountains.
Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, June 6, 2023 at 12:39PM
Very Nice Today
Today is very nice with average temperatures and mostly sunny skies. Some smoke from Canadian wildfires could cause haze at some times today. Tomorrow is different as clouds, showers and maybe some thunder roll in. Most of the rain tomorrow will be in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will be cooler. Skies clear Thursday and we have dry and cool days Thursday through Saturday. Sunday and Monday bring clouds and good chances of rain and thunder.
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Tuesday Hi: 72 Lo: 49  Scattered clouds; Hazy skies; Warmer; NW wind 5-15 mph  |
Wednesday Hi: 61 Lo: 42 Mostly cloudy; Cooler; Scattered showers & t-showers, mostly in the afternoon & evening; NW wind 5-15 mph |
Thursday Hi: 62 Lo: 39 Scattered clouds; West wind 5-15 mph |
Friday Hi: 63 Lo: 42 Mostly sunny; Pleasant |
Saturday Hi: 68 Lo: 49 Mostly sunny; Warmer |
Further Out
Sunday - Becoming mostly cloudy; Widely scattered afternoon showers & t-showers; Showers and thunder increase in coverage overnight; High in the upper 60s; Low in the lower 50s
Monday - Mostly cloudy; Occasional showers and thundershowers; especially in the AM; High in the mid 60s; Low in the upper 40s
Forecast Discussion
High pressure gives us a dry and warm day today. Smoke from Canadian wildfires will lead to hazy skies at times. A cold front moving in from the north will bring clouds, showers and thunder tomorrow along with cooler temperatures.
The front passes through during the day Wednesday and most of the rain should develop in the afternoon and die down shortly after sunset. Skies clear Thursday as cooler and drier air moves in behind the front. Friday is cool and dry as well. Temperatures warm Saturday to near average but it remains dry.
A cold front will move toward western NC from the west Sunday. Low pressure will develop along the front and move into the Ohio Valley. These features will bring good chances of rain and thunder beginning late Sunday daytime and continuing overnight Sunday into Monday morning. We are thinking the cold front will move through Monday afternoon and bring an end to the rain.
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