NWS Flood Advisory (Buncombe County)

Current Conditions
Black Mtn

Temp: 59.9°F

Forecast Last Updated at Friday, September 18, 2020 at 6:29AM

Extended Dry & Autumnal

Considerable high cloudiness will be with us through Saturday. However, dry weather conditions have arrived, and will be here to stay for the duration of this forecast. Today will be mild, but a very pleasant pre-fall air mass arrives for the weekend. Low temperatures will dip deep into the 40s over the coming mornings.

Friday Hi: 72 Lo: 53 Partly to mostly cloudy; NNW wind 5-10 mph

Saturday Hi: 67 Lo: 45 Lots of high cloudiness; Cooler with low humidity; Light east wind

Sunday Hi: 66 Lo: 42 Bright sunshine with refreshing temperatures; Light east wind

Monday Hi: 66 Lo: 42 Brilliant sunshine; More great fall-like conditions

Tuesday Hi: 70 Lo: 47 Generally sunny & pleasant for autumn's official arrival

Further Out

Wednesday - Mostly sunny; A little warmer; High in the lower 70s; Low in the lower 50s
Thursday - Mostly sunny; More great weather to be outside; High in the mid 70s; Low in the lower 50s

Forecast Discussion

The remnants of Sally are exiting the North Carolina coast and a strong Canadian high pressure cell centered over the Northeast will be ridging into the area over the weekend. The only fly in the ointment is a canopy of occasionally-opaque high cloudiness that will be streaming overhead through Saturday.

After that, bright sunshine returns for Sunday and beyond. We expect the coolest mornings to be Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

The tropics continue to be very active. With Sally gone, the powerful category-four Hurricane Teddy is the big bully on the block. Teddy is expected to pass near or just east of Bermuda late in the weekend, before impacting Atlantic Canada next week. Tropical Depression #22 is in the southern Gulf of Mexico and will be meandering for days, likely getting the name ‘Wilfred’. A couple more tropical waves in the eastern Tropical Atlantic stand a chance at development over the next week. Any more designated names roll over into the Greek Alphabet.

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