Look at that snow,
some folks out on the slopes actually.
How about that? Looking nice.
Chris McKay joins us right now
with a look at your forecast.
When you're on the slopes
or just on the streets.
Yeah, regardless
if you're outside, it's still damp.
So even up in the mountains,
they still have that moisture that's around.
And look at all the rain that
we saw earlier this morning,
an inch to inch and 1/2 from Charlotte
down to the southwest and then
other areas picking up to an inch.
That was the general range.
You do have some lingering rain showers
just along the Tennessee border.
Slight chance that we might
see a few of those.
In the afternoon,
but we're seeing the main deck of
clouds start to clear and then the other
stuff is just kind of fog and those
low level clouds that need to erode.
So we're still waiting about another
2 hours or so until we really start
to see a lot more of that sunshine.
By the end of the afternoon it
should be a much brighter sky.
We're drying out at that point.
It's also going to be a breezy day.
So look at some of these wind
gusts getting up to about 30 mph
where we were just looking and
then gusts to about 20 to 25,
still possible during the afternoon.
This will continue through the overnight,
but much calmer by tomorrow, so back to that.
Beech Mountain summit shot.
It's really blowing that snow around,
especially with those gusts over 30 mph.
High temperatures today,
well still in the 50s around Boone
and then 65 degrees in Charlotte might
not really feel all that great soon
have the sunshine to go along with it
like we have the last couple of days,
but we'll cool off pretty quickly
heading into the evening.
But we're concluding the month
of November kind of crazy.
Today officially will be in above average
day and that means 20 of the 30 days.
So 2/3 of November were above normal,
but look how that set up.
You had 12 days.
10 days and then finished out the
month with all above average days.
So overall, November.
This is ranking the 17th warmest
in Charlotte history.
So top 20. That's not too bad.
Low temperatures starting off here,
December in December fashion,
dropping down to that freezing point
and slightly below 22 degrees and boom,
you're really gonna be feeling it.
And you're also going to have
that residual wind chill.
So expect wind chills in the teens,
my friends in Watauga County.
But it's going to be a much
colder start to tomorrow,
so shocking out of the system.
But the coldest air that we see
over the next 10 days is happening
tomorrow and Friday.
Friday morning will be the coldest
morning over the next week and 1/2.
Then we're back to the 40s with more
cloud cover expected most mornings.
Saturday,
Sunday heading into next week and then
Wednesday, look at that 53 degrees,
but likely that's coming with some rain.
As far as our high temperatures go,
a lot of swings.
We have a few cold fronts that
are pushing through the area
that'll bring us down
to the 50s. And then a warm front
ramps us back up close to 70 degrees,
then back to the 50s,
then close to 70 degrees,
and then we'll have the.
Final cool down by about day, 8-9 of
December and then we'll stick in the 50s.
Looks like heading through
the middle part of the month.
So high temperatures tomorrow,
not all that high, only about 54
degrees and then 46 degrees in Boone.
There's the cold front that's
causing this cool down.
A high pressure system is going to keep
things mostly sunny through the day.
Tomorrow we pick up a few more clouds,
maybe later in the afternoon,
and I think for your Friday it's going
to be a little bit cloudier as well.
But our next rain chance actually
starts during your Friday evening,
so you will have a chance
for some scattered showers.
If you have any Friday evening plans and
this will be on and off starting off,
your Saturday could continue
into the afternoon.
This is still a drier front,
so the chance that a lot of this rain is
mainly concentrated just north of us.
But we're gonna keep that
Saturday rain chance around.
So here are rain chance.
Over the next 10 days we're showing
you more of the extended outlook.
I think Saturday has the chance
for rain nothing on Sunday,
then we're back on Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday and then finally should
be drier on Thursday,
but then another system rolls through.
So we're in a pattern.
We can expect rain really every
two to three days rolling forward
over the next couple of weeks.
And here's what it looks like
heading into the weekend.
That first band of rain is
associated with this front.
We're cooler on Sunday,
still should be on the cloudier
side of things.
Our next round of rain will be on
Sunday night heading into Monday.
So it could be a wet start as
this warm fronts lifting through,
but as I mentioned,
Tuesday could be near 70 degrees.
That's because we have a drier
forecast initially.
This warm front is going to blast in
that borrowed warmer air out of the
South and then eventually a cold front again,
we'll swing.
Is back down.
So enjoy the 50s to 70 degrees
over the next seven days.
Can you believe it?
December officially starts tomorrow.
Well,
the mid 50s and a freezing
start is very December like.