NWS Special Weather Statement (Buncombe County)

Current Conditions
Asheville Apt

Temp: 37.0°F

Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, November 26, 2020 at 5:18PM

Happy Thanksgiving

Friday will be only slightly cooler than Thursday--still nice by late November standards. Saturday is another step cooler. Early next week has much more "interesting" weather. A potent low pressure moves from East Texas late Saturday across the Southeast Sunday and Monday. Rain develops Sunday afternoon (heavy at times Sunday night), then MUCH colder air arrives Monday. Expect show showers and flurries develop Monday night and continue into Tuesday. Significant accumulations are expected right along the NC/TN border.

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Thursday Hi: 69 Lo: 38 Scattered clouds; Light West wind

Friday Hi: 66 Lo: 39 Lots of sunshine after early fog; Continued pleasant; Cannot rule out a passing shower late Fri. night; Light NW wind

Saturday Hi: 59 Lo: 34 Mix of clouds & sunshine; Not quite as warm; Light SE wind

Sunday Hi: 52 Lo: 45 Becoming cloudy; Cool; Light rain possible late-day, increasing Sun. night

Monday Hi: 53 Lo: 27 Morning rain; Turning colder; Snow showers or flurries Monday night

Further Out

Tuesday - Flurries or snow showers; Becoming partly cloudy; Windy & cold; High in the mid 30s; Low in the lower 20s
Wednesday - Few clouds; Rather cold; High in the lower 40s; Low in the mid 20s

Forecast Discussion

Happy Thanksgiving! Please make good decisions to keep your family and our community safe and healthy.

High pressure holds in the Eastern U. S. for one more day. Friday looks almost as pleasant as Thursday.

A secondary, dry front moves through early Friday morning from west to east. Temperatures Saturday will be another step cooler with some early clouds.

More "exciting" weather comes early next week. Low pressure builds in East Texas Saturday night. It moves northeast across the Southeastern U. S. Sunday and Monday. Very cold air will wrap in behind this low Monday. Sunday will be cloudy with rain developing late Sunday afternoon. Rain increases Sunday night, and showers linger into Monday morning. High temperatures Monday will be in the morning.

Then comes the cold. Snow showers and flurries develop Monday night. Snow showers and flurries continue into Tuesday (maybe into Wednesday morning). Significant accumulations are likely near the TN/NC border. Wednesday has cold temperatures with few clouds. Another wintry event is possible later next week.

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