Current Conditions
Morg-Len Apt

Temp: 63.5°F

Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 6:38PM

More Traditional June Weather On The Way

Showers wind down this evening leaving us with mostly cloudy skies tonight. Beginning Wednesday, the weather gets much more typical of this time of year: A good dose of daily sunshine, warm temperatures, and small chances for pop-up showers and thundershowers during the afternoon and early evening hours.

Tuesday Hi: 77 Lo: 62 Showers ending tonight; Mostly cloudy; Light North wind

Wednesday Hi: 83 Lo: 60 Increased sunshine & warmer; Isolated PM thunder; North wind 5-10 mph

Thursday Hi: 82 Lo: 60 Partly sunny; Stray PM thundershower; Light & variable wind

Friday Hi: 83 Lo: 60 A good deal of sunshine; Isolated late-day t-shower

Saturday Hi: 85 Lo: 62 Plenty of sunshine & warm; Renegade PM thunder

Further Out

Sunday - Plenty of sunshine & warm; Isolated late-day t-storm; High in the upper 80s; Low in the mid 60s
Monday - Partly cloudy with scattered PM showers & t-storms; More humid; High in the upper 80s; Low in the mid 60s

Forecast Discussion

A cold front was the primary culprit for plenty of shower and thunderstorm activity across the western Carolinas Tuesday. The front will make it east/south of the area on Wednesday, really reducing the coverage of rainfall while allowing a bit more sunshine and giving temperatures a shot in the arm.

Thursday and Friday will feature very typical late-June weather as weak high pressure generally stays in control during this period. There will be a good deal of sunshine throughout, warm (but not hot) temperatures, and isolated to scattered PM thunder to contend with.

By the time we get to the weekend, PM thundershower coverage will be quite meager, with mostly dry weather expected for Saturday and Sunday.

In the tropics, the second tropical depression of the Atlantic Hurricane season formed yesterday off the coast of Belize. It’s inland over Mexico and expected to emerge over the Bay of Campeche tomorrow. It has a small chance to become our second named tropical storm of the season before it moves westward into Mexico later on Thursday.

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