Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, March 11, 2010 at 6:34PM
Drizzle And Fog Overnight; Milder Friday With Late Showers
Today was cloudy and some light rain moved in right around noon. The majority of the rain has now moved east and we are left with clouds, patchy drizzle and some fog. Friday will be a bit milder than today as a few intervals of sun break out. Our best chance for significant showers, maybe even a thunderstorm, will come Friday night as a cold front approaches the mountains. We’ll see a few showers on Saturday but Sunday looks to remain mostly dry.
Thursday Hi: 50 Lo: 46  Cloudy; Few light rain showers; Patchy drizzle and fog; SE wind around 5 mph  |
Friday Hi: 62 Lo: 46 Mostly cloudy with a few intervals of sunshine; Few showers; Thunderstorms possible PM/nighttime; Milder; SW wind 5-10 mph |
Saturday Hi: 54 Lo: 40 Generally cloudy; Few showers around; Noticeably cooler; NW 5-10 mph |
Sunday Hi: 47 Lo: 36 Cloudy; Slight chance for a passing shower; Chilly |
Monday Hi: 45 Lo: 35 Mostly cloudy; Can't rule out a passing shower; Continued cool |
Further Out
Tuesday - Partly cloudy and cool; High in the lower 50s; Low in the mid 30s
Wednesday - A few clouds around and a bit milder; High in the mid 50s; Low in the lower 30s
Forecast Discussion
The low pressure which has been parked over the Midwest this week will finally move east Friday with an associated cold front. Out ahead of this front we will be in a southerly flow out of the Gulf of Mexico which will bring in moisture across the mountains and foothills. Much like yesterday, where thunderstorms further south of us robbed the moisture from making it into the Carolinas, we are not expecting heavy rainfall. Tonight we will see patchy drizzle and fog. We could see a thundershower or two on Friday night with the passage of the cold front.
On Friday, milder air will surge ahead of the cold front. We may break out into some sunshine for awhile before a band of showers and thundershowers moves into our area Friday night. The weekend looks a little unsettled as an upper level low moves across the mountains. Cooler air will move in with this, and we’ll have a few showers around on Saturday as well. Sunday and Monday looks mostly dry, but we can’t rule out a passing shower on either one of the two days. Looking ahead, more seasonable and dry weather returns after the early-week cool snap.
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