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Edgemont , NC
Weather Station Located Near Coffeys General Store in Edgemont, NC

Forecast Last Updated at Sunday, June 4, 2023 at 7:16AM

Cooler; Storms Tomorrow

Today is cooler and drier but we can't rule out a shower or two this afternoon. Temperatures come right back up again tomorrow for a warm summer day, complete with widely scattered showers and storms. We will likely eke out a dry day on Tuesday before more showers are expected to develop Wednesday evening. Seasonably cool temperatures return Wednesday and stick around until next weekend.

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Sunday

Hi: 74 Lo: 56

Periods of clouds and sun; Can't rule out a PM shower or thundershower; Cooler; NE wind 5-15 mph becoming SE
Monday

Hi: 82 Lo: 57

Bright sunshine; Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms in the PM; Light SE wind
Tuesday

Hi: 84 Lo: 56

Mostly sunny with more PM clouds; NW wind 5-15 mph
Wednesday

Hi: 79 Lo: 53

Lots of sunshine; Cooler; More PM clouds; A few showers or thundershowers possible overnight
Thursday

Hi: 76 Lo: 53

Mostly cloudy AM with isolated showers; Cool; Late-day clearing

Further Out

Friday - Lots of sunshine; Pleasant; High in the upper 70s; Low in the mid 50s
Saturday - Lots of sunshine; More PM clouds; High in the lower 80s; Low in the upper 50s

Forecast Discussion

Behind the frontal passage, today is cooler than yesterday. We can't rule out a shower today but most areas will stay dry.

Warm weather returns tomorrow. An upper level shortwave will help spark showers and storms in the afternoon, a few could be severe. On Tuesday, a cold front moves through the Foothills. Any showers should remain to our south. Winds will be on the breezy side.

Cooler air moves in Wednesday and an upper level disturbance helps sparks showers in the evening. Occasional rain continues though Thursday morning. After this passes, skies clear and we should be into some dry and warmer weather to finish out the week.

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