Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, May 27, 2020 at 9:43AM

Clouds; PM Light Showers

High pressure situated along the Mid-Atlantic coast continues to wedge southward along the eastern slopes of the Appalachians, providing a moist, cool, southeasterly flow while the remnants of briefly named Tropical Storm Bertha moves northward today into Central North Carolina. The result is for a few mainly light showers this afternoon and tonight. The low moves to the north on Thursday and a southerly flow takes over as we break out into more typical end-of-May conditions with warmer temperatures and scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms through the end of the week.

Wednesday Hi: 70 Lo: 60 Generally cloudy; Patchy AM fog; A few PM light showers; Light SE wind

Thursday Hi: 78 Lo: 61 Partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers & PM thunderstorms; Warmer; Light south wind

Friday Hi: 79 Lo: 59 Mostly cloudy; Showers & thunderstorms likely; Warmer: South wind 5-10 mph

Saturday Hi: 76 Lo: 55 Partly sunny; Widely scattered showers & thunderstorms

Sunday Hi: 73 Lo: 47 Bright sunshine; Cooler & less humid

Further Out

Monday - Abundant sunshine & pleasant temps; Nice start to June; High in the lower 70s; Low in the upper 40s
Tuesday - Mostly sunny; Remains nice; High in the mid 70s; Low in the mid 50s

Forecast Discussion

High pressure remains situated across the Mid-Atlantic today keeping the clouds and cooler temperatures across the region. Meanwhile, the remnants of newly dubbed Tropical Storm Bertha moves northward into Central North Carolina before exiting to the north later tonight. A few light showers are expected by this afternoon as the low moves just off to our east. A few showers will remain possible into the nighttime hours tonight.

We break out into more typical end-of-May conditions for Thursday and Friday as a moist southerly flow takes over and allows for warmer temperatures. Scattered mainly afternoon showers and thunderstorms develop on Thursday with a better concentration of showers and storms expected on Friday as a front approaches from the west. Showers and thunderstorms continue Friday night and into the day on Saturday, however I think Saturday will end up far less active. The front makes a clean sweep Saturday evening and this brings a refreshingly clear, cool air mass into western North Carolina for the conclusion of the weekend and to begin the month of June.

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