Quiet evening with more 70s this week
Rain chances increasing for Sunday
Tonight: Quiet and Comfortable
We’re looking at another peaceful fall evening across region. Clouds will continue to drift across the area, but there’s no need to worry about any rain. Dry weather remain in place, and that will be the story as we head into Wednesday morning. Lows will remain on the cooler side in the low to mid 40s
Wednesday Through Friday: A Few More Clouds, But Still Nice!
As we move through the middle and latter part of the workweek, you may notice a little less sunshine. Clouds will become more noticeable at times, but don’t let the gray skies fool you. We’re not expecting much in the way of rain.
In fact, temperatures will gradually warm, with afternoon highs climbing into the 70s. That’s pretty comfortable for late October.
Saturday: Halloween Forecast Looking Great!
As of right now, Halloween is looking dry across the area! We’ll continue to see a mixture of clouds and some sunshine, with comfortable fall temperatures expected throughout the day. More importantly, the rain should hold off through Saturday evening.
That means whether you’re heading out with the kids, attending a Halloween party, or enjoying some neighborhood festivities, the weather should cooperate.
Keep a light jacket handy as temperatures cool after sunset, but overall, we’re looking at a pretty nice Halloween forecast.
Sunday: Here Comes Our Next Chance for Rain!
After several days of quiet weather, we’re tracking a developing weather system that could bring a noticeable change to the Carolinas by Sunday.
Moisture will begin moving into the region from the south, increasing our chances for showers as we wrap up the weekend. The big question right now is just how much moisture this system will be
The changes won’t necessarily stop Sunday. Some leftover showers could hang around into early Monday morning before our next weather system begins pulling away.
But here’s something else worth watching. The overall weather pattern may become a little more active as we head into next week. Stay tuned!
