Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, June 28, 2022 at 12:15PM

Temperate Tuesday

Tuesday is dry with temperatures near seasonal averages. A disturbance moves across the Southeast Wednesday forcing yesterday's front back to the north. Temperatures Wednesday will be slightly warmer with isolated afternoon thundershowers, focused mostly along the the Blue Ridge. Thursday will be dry and slightly warmer. Looking toward the holiday weekend... It's classic 4th of July weather in the Southern Appalachians--warm and humid with isolated to scattered PM showers and thundershowers.

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Tuesday Hi: 80 Lo: 60 A few clouds; Seasonal temperatures; Light SE wind

Wednesday Hi: 80 Lo: 62 Partly sunny; Isolated afternoon showers or thundershowers, mostly near the Blue Ridge; Light and variable wind

Thursday Hi: 84 Lo: 65 Mostly to partly sunny; Slightly warmer; Light SW wind, but 5-10 mph in the afternoon

Friday Hi: 84 Lo: 65 Partly sunny, more PM cloudiness; A renegade PM shower or thundershower

Saturday Hi: 84 Lo: 66 Mostly sunny; Widely scattered PM showers and storms

Further Out

Sunday - Partly to mostly cloudy; Scattered PM showers and storms; High in the lower 80s; Low in the mid 60s
Monday - Partly to mostly cloudy; Scattered PM showers and storms; High in the lower 80s; Low in the mid 60s

Forecast Discussion

The front that moved through Monday is stalled to our south today. High pressure centered in the Ohio Valley will give us a dry Tuesday with temperatures at or a couple degrees below seasonal averages.

Wednesday, a weak disturbance moves across the Southeast from east to west. It forces the front back to the north. We will have more clouds by Wednesday afternoon. Areas near the Blue Ridge can isolated afternoon showers and thundershowers, but these showers will be harder to find as you travel north and west from the Blue Ridge.

Thursday, the front returns to the north and fades off the weather map. High pressure builds into the Central and Southern Appalachians. Thursday looks dry and slightly warmer.

High pressure gradually shifts into the Atlantic but still dominates the Southeast through the holiday weekend. A front to our northwest stalls well to our north. We will be in increasingly more humid air; that with daytime heating produces afternoon and evening showers and storms. Friday has only a stray afternoon shower or thundershower. However, PM shower/storm coverage increases to widely scattered Saturday, and greater ("scattered) Sunday and Monday. Temperatures will be slightly warmer but not straying far from seasonal norms.

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