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Weaverville
Temp: 40.1°F
Forecast Last Updated at Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 4:50PM
Move Clocks Forward Tonight
An upper level Low is moving our way from the west and its cool pool has developed showers across parts of the region. Additional showers will continue overnight before tapering off. Clouds thin some more Sunday but a few showers are possible until the upper level Low gradually pulls away. After we cool down some the next few days, temperatures will moderate later next week.
Saturday Hi: 51 Lo: 37  Mostly cloudy; Scattered showers taper off late; Cooler; NW 5-15 mph |
Sunday Hi: 46 Lo: 36 Spring Forward! Generally cloudy; Few showers or some drizzle around, especially AM; Chilly; NW 10-15 mph |
Monday Hi: 49 Lo: 35 Mostly to partly cloudy; Continued cool |
Tuesday Hi: 55 Lo: 34 Partly cloudy; Temps near normal for mid March |
Wednesday Hi: 55 Lo: 37 Mostly cloudy; Seasonal temps |
Further Out
Thursday - Partly sunny; Slightly milder temps; High in the upper 50s; Low in the mid 30s
Friday - Nice; High near 60 degrees; Low in the mid 30s
Forecast Discussion
A large upper level low pressure that has been sitting out in the plains all week will move into our region. Rain showers will continue before tapering off later tonight. The heavier showers will pull down enough cold air to create some wet snow for the higher elevations. It will remain mostly cloudy and cool for the entire weekend. The upper low will move away early next week and we’ll see a slow moderation in temperatures. We will begin to see some sun, although clouds will want to hang around for a few days.
Another system to our south will have the potential to bring some light rain to our area around the middle of the work week but it does not appear to be signficant. Milder air returns for the next weekend before a strong cold front brings back more showers and storms next Sunday. Yes, the cold air hammer may pound us again after that for the last week of March.
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