Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 5:45PM

Unsettled Through the Weekend

Afternoon showers are a good bet through the weekend and there could even be a few showers in the AM tomorrow. The weekend looks cloudy with periods of showers and thunderstorms however, we may get some clearing Sunday afternoon. Monday and Tuesday look like nice and comfortable days but clouds and rain will return Wednesday. Temperatures will be a little above average through the next 7 days.

Thursday Hi: 86 Lo: 71 Mostly cloudy with scattered showers & thunderstorms, mostly before midnight; Calm wind

Friday Hi: 81 Lo: 70 Cloudy; Showers & thunderstorms are likely, especially in the PM; Nearly calm wind

Saturday Hi: 81 Lo: 67 Cloudy; Showers & thunderstorms are likely, mainly PM; South wind 5-10 mph

Sunday Hi: 86 Lo: 68 Cloudy early with decreasing clouds in the PM; Scattered showers & thunderstorms in the AM

Monday Hi: 86 Lo: 66 Mostly sunny with a hit-or-miss PM shower or thundershower

Further Out

Tuesday - Mostly sunny; An isolated PM shower or thundershower; High in the mid 80s; Low in the mid 60s
Wednesday - Mostly cloudy; PM showers and thundershowers a good bet; High in the lower 80s; Low in the mid 60s

Forecast Discussion

A stalled front to our northwest will inch southward tonight and a little further southward Friday. The front combined with warm and humid air mass will help generate showers and thunderstorms; especially in the PM hours through tomorrow. The front will be stretched across NC Saturday creating cloudy skies and occasional rain and thunderstorms.

The front gets kicked east by another cold front to our west Sunday afternoon as we should clear out some Sunday afternoon but there could be leftover showers Sunday morning. The cold front to our west moves through early Monday and gives us two nice days on Monday and Tuesday. The front stalls along the east coast Wednesday and low pressure forms along it to our south, creating more clouds and rain Wednesday. Temperatures look to be slightly above average through much of the period.

The tropical Atlantic remains quiet by this year's busy standards... However, Tropical Storm Josephine developed and was named earlier today. Josephine is located about 1000 miles east of the Leeward Islands.

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