Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 6:47PM

Hello Spring

Clouds increase tonight as an upper disturbance approaches from the west and low pressure trolls the NC coast. Very light rain develops tomorrow and continues into Thursday night before making a change to flurries and snow showers. Flurries end Friday morning giving way to increasing afternoon sunshine, but it will be quite windy. The weekend is dry again!!

Wednesday Hi: 54 Lo: 34 Increasing clouds; Cool; Light wind becoming NW

Thursday Hi: 49 Lo: 34 Cloudy; Cool; Periods of very light rain, transitioning to flurries or snow showers Thur night; NW wind 5-15 mph, gusty PM

Friday Hi: 49 Lo: 32 Lingering AM flurries possible; Sunshine returns; Chilly; NW wind 15-25 mph, gusts to 45 mph

Saturday Hi: 52 Lo: 33 Sunny; Another nice Saturday

Sunday Hi: 60 Lo: 43 Sunshine followed by increasing nighttime clouds; Warmer

Further Out

Monday - Generally cloudy; Spotty light rain possible; Rain becoming steadier Mon. night; High in the lower 60s; Low in the mid 40s
Tuesday - Cloudy with showers; Cooler; High near 50 degrees; Low near 40 degrees

Forecast Discussion

The calendar says Spring, but temperatures remain just shy of seasonal levels until later in the weekend. One weather feature of notice, but has little impact over western NC is a compact low pressure center jogging up the NC coast today and tonight. We'll see some clouds on the eastern horizon from it. Of more importance is a an upper level feature in the Central Plains heading our direction. Clouds increase overnight and very light rain develops Thursday as the disturbance pivots overhead. As darkness falls and temperatures decrease Thursday night expect a changeover to flurries and snow showers. Accumulations aren't noteworthy, novelty to dusting level stuff. Flurries end Friday morning with increasing afternoon sunshine. Friday is windy.

High pressure builds for the weekend leading to ample sunshine and moderating temperatures.

A more significant wet-weather maker heads our way early next week. A low pressure center moves from the Southern Plains Monday to the Carolinas coast Wednesday. Spotty light rain develops Monday and becomes steadier Monday night and Tuesday. Depending on timing, rain may linger into Wednesday as well. Meanwhile, temperatures transition from seasonably mild levels Monday to colder Tuesday and Wednesday.

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