WATCH: North Carolina sees more sunshine return and warming trend this weekend
Sunshine is back, North Carolina warming trend this weekend
Updated: April 27, 2024 7:22 PM EDT
And Michelle, let’s talk about the weather. I understand that the 80s are coming. Well, we’ll definitely be seeing her 80’s mix in the next few days. So if you like heat, temperatures will be about 10 degrees warmer than normal by the middle of next week. Check out this amazing shot here. This is a great blue heron captured by Yvonne Nestor Horton in Mount Airy today. She was walking on the path outside of Lovell’s Trail. You can see the beautiful scenery there today. This morning we are blessed with sunny skies, and there are many low clouds. Our case was cleared fairly quickly. I’m very happy to have done that. Also, this is from Dale Briggs. This is video footage he shot with a drone over Winston-Salem. This can be seen from Cary Park. It’s just an incredible view. We love the temperature there too. Today we saw more sunlight mixed in with her ’70s. Most of the time we are dry. Yesterday, several showers started to fall, mainly in the mountainous areas. They are confined to the mountains, and while sprinkles or secondaries may have been felt heading into Merlefest, most people are dry and we can see those showers to our north and east. Masu. Meanwhile, a lot of activity is coming back in the West, which is going to be a big whirlwind for people. Still, for the next few hours tonight, when the weather gets rough in the west, we’ll be under that ridge that protects us and usually brings us sunshine and mild weather. Masu. Well, and finally hot weather. This week, it will officially be 75 degrees in Greensboro and 74 degrees in Burlington. We also saw 75 degrees in Martinsville. Currently, it’s 74 for Reidsville. And now, those temperatures are expected to start gradually dropping into the 60s within the next few hours. today’s evening. Despite the warm temperatures, to the south we can see a large ridge that has been built over the past few days. Winds will eventually become south-southwest. That helps us get hot. And with the ridge towering high overhead, it keeps us in a fairly quiet pattern into Tuesday, although a few storms may creep in eventually. Now, trees. Oak, plane tree, and pine pollen levels are high, and pollination has begun even in areas where grass and weeds grow. 53 I can see the mountains tomorrow morning. Temperatures in Boone-Anyes-Jefferson-Stewart will reach nearly 71 degrees by late afternoon. The highest value is reached between 4:00 and 5:00. Usually, at this time of year, the wind blows from the south from 5 o’clock to 12 o’clock. A few high, thin clouds may return later tomorrow evening, but overall it’s a very nice day. Mostly sunny, with two from 54 degrees at the base. Temperatures will reach 79 degrees. A dry afternoon. Even though the temperature is soaring, the humidity is still low, but the humidity is not completely added yet. That happens as May approaches, but at this temperature the end of May is much more similar to early June. As we watch nighttime temperatures drop from 57 degrees to 80 degrees in Piedmont in late April, we’re seeing low 50s east of the foothills and low to mid 50s in the mountains. There is a possibility of up to. And there at your feet. But everyone is really coming out of that frozen zone that we all have to worry about from time to time. Still, for those in the foothills and mountains, this is the best time of the year, and it looks like it will remain that way this week. Temperatures for tomorrow’s brunch time will soar into the mid to low 70s with scattered 80s tomorrow. It will be even warmer by Monday. Monday will be dry, but then we’ll have some nice sunshine reminiscent of the low 80’s and cool, dry conditions to start the morning on our feet. It’s another great day if you’re headed to Merle Fest, but with temperatures nearing 79 degrees, you might need a little more sunscreen and maybe need to stay a little cooler. yeah. high temperature. The trend is to bring them down a little bit, but not get them out of the 80s. Over the next few days, we will enjoy temperatures ranging from 80 degrees Sunday to 82 degrees Saturday. The hottest day of the week. It seems like Thursday now. The chance of rain is about 20%. Tuesday and Saturday also have a chance of afternoon and evening storms.
WATCH: North Carolina sees more sunshine return and warming trend this weekend
Sunshine is back, North Carolina warming trend this weekend
Updated: April 27, 2024 7:22 PM EDT
Sunday will see more sunshine and a return to above-average temperatures. Next week is expected to be humid, with highs in the 80s.
Sunday will bring more sunshine and higher-than-normal temperatures back to normal. Next week is expected to be humid, with highs in the 80s.
