Forecast Last Updated at Monday, June 27, 2022 at 6:20PM

Diminishing Clouds

Showers ended this afternoon as this morning's cold front moved off to the east. Clouds will begin to diminish later this evening. We'll have one dry cool day tomorrow before temperatures warm up and afternoon showers come back into play on Wednesday.

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Monday Hi: 76 Lo: 54 Diminishing clouds, becoming mostly clear overnight; Light north wind

Tuesday Hi: 73 Lo: 56 Mostly sunny; Seasonably cool; Light SE wind

Wednesday Hi: 76 Lo: 59 Partly sunny; Isolated PM showers or t-shower; Light and variable wind

Thursday Hi: 79 Lo: 62 Mostly sunny, increasing PM clouds; Cannot rule out a stray PM shower or t-shower

Friday Hi: 80 Lo: 62 Partly sunny, more PM cloudiness; Isolated PM showers and storms

Further Out

Saturday - Mostly sunny; Widely scattered PM showers and storms; High near 80 degrees; Low in the lower 60s
Sunday - Partly sunny; Scattered PM showers and storms; High in the upper 70s; Low in the lower 60s

Forecast Discussion

A cold front moved through the Southern Appalachians this morning with some scattered showers that persisted into the early afternoon. This activity shifted to our east late today with the cold front settling along the coast. We're left with seasonably cool temperatures and diminishing clouds this evening.

Tomorrow, we have a cool day in store, the most uneventful of the week as a dry air mass behind the front moves north of us. We'll begin to warm back up again to typical summertime temperatures on Wednesday.

As high pressure in the Atlantic dominates our weather again, isolated showers and storms come back during the afternoon hours on Wednesday and Friday. However, the biggest risk of afternoon storms looks to come 4th of July weekend.

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