Summer roars back the next couple of days

Although Monday was the first day of meteorological fall, summer is about to roar back into the forecast. Today will be the last day for at least a couple, we enjoy low humidity and slightly below average temperatures. We could also see a couple isolated showers in the High Country and Foothills at times today. By tomorrow winds shift and a warm, and muggy southerly flow works back into the WCCB Charlotte viewing area. This starts a trend upwards in temperatures all the way through Saturday. We likely hit the 90s Friday and Saturday for the first time since August 18th!

Rain wise the period looks pretty dry outside of a few isolated showers and storms Thursday, and Saturday. These rain chances will be the highest in the High Country. Our next cold front looks to arrive Saturday evening. The good news is this likely returns a comfortable airmass by the start of next week!

We are also monitoring an area in the tropics for potential development. This will have a chance to develop east of the Antilles by the start of next week. There are currently no signs this will have any impacts on the United States, but it’s well too soon to be for sure. Make sure to stick with WCCB for the latest! 

Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High: 83°. Wind: Calm

Wednesday Night: Mostly clear. Low 63°. Wind: Calm

Thursday: Mostly Sunny. An isolated PM storm. High: 87°. Wind: SW 5-10

Thursday Night: Partly Cloudy. Low: 67°. Wind Calm