Forecast Last Updated at Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 7:01PM

Nestor Rains

The remnant low of Nestor will produce a rainy night across the mountains. Sunday will become partly sunny and it will be noticeably milder for the afternoon. Monday looks mostly dry and mild before more rain arrives for Monday night through Tuesday morning.

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Saturday Hi: 59 Lo: 48 Cloudy & rainy tonight; Rain ending late; Light NE wind

Sunday Hi: 72 Lo: 51 Partly sunny & milder; NW wind 5-10 mph becoming calm Sunday night

Monday Hi: 69 Lo: 55 Partly sunny & mild; Mostly cloudy with showers Monday night; Light SE wind

Tuesday Hi: 64 Lo: 38 Early showers; Decreasing clouds; Clear & cooler Tuesday night

Wednesday Hi: 63 Lo: 35 Sunny & seasonably cooler

Further Out

Thursday - Lots of sunshine; Seasonable; High in the mid 60s; Low in the upper 40s
Friday - Thickening clouds with rain arriving; High in the lower 60s; Low in the mid 40s

Forecast Discussion

Nestor made landfall along the Florida Panhandle this morning and will be tracking quickly to the northeast across south Georgia, the SC Low Country, and then to a position near the Outer Banks by midday Sunday. Steady rain arrived this afternoon and continue tonight before ending toward sunrise. Rainfall amounts of around an inch will be possible.

Sunday will become partly sunny, which will allow temperatures to climb noticeably for the afternoon.

Monday looks mild and partly sunny preceding a strong cold front that will move through early Tuesday. Showers will arrive Monday night and continue into Tuesday morning, followed by clearing skies.

Temperatures will be seasonably cooler behind the front, and skies will be generally clear for Tuesday night through Thursday. Another front will provide our next opportunity for rainfall at the end of next week.

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