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Asheville (BRP), NC

49°

Wind:

1 MPH WSW

Activity Meter: Driving

Today's Forecast

Friday

Daytime

Cloudy; Can't rule out some light rain or drizzle

52°

Wind: NNW 5-10 mph

Activity Meter: 2

Cloudy; Can't rule out some light rain or drizzle

Overnight

Cloudy; Still some spotty light rain or drizzle not out of the question during the evening

31°

Wind: NNW 5-10 mph

Activity Meter: 2

Cloudy; Still some spotty light rain or drizzle not out of the question during the evening

Gray But Little Rain

Friday, November 15 in Asheville (BRP)

Skies will be overcast with some spotty light rain and drizzle mainly closer to the NC/SC border. Temperatures will remain cool with gray skies keeping a lid on things. Clouds decrease on Saturday and the weekend looks pretty good as a result, just continued rather cool. Monday features mixed skies followed by more clouds for Tuesday.

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Last updated on 11/15/19 at 12PM by Wayne

7-Day Forecast

Saturday

Daytime

Early cloudiness; Becoming mostly sunny; Temperatures still running a bit below normal

53°

Wind: NE 5 - 10 mph

Activity Meter: 3

Early cloudiness; Becoming mostly sunny; Temperatures still running a bit below normal

Overnight

29°

Wind: Light

Activity Meter: 3

Clear; Frosty

Sunday

Daytime

Lots of sunshine; Still on the cool side

54°

Wind: Light NW

Activity Meter: 3

Lots of sunshine; Still on the cool side

Overnight

32°

Wind: Light NW

Activity Meter: 3

Partly cloudy

Monday

Daytime

51°

Activity Meter: 3

Partly sunny & cool

Overnight

33°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly cloudy

Tuesday

Daytime

52°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly cloudy but cool

Overnight

33°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly cloudy

Wednesday

Daytime

54°

Activity Meter: 3

Plenty of sunshine & pleasant

Overnight

34°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly clear

Thursday

Daytime

58°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly sunny & milder

Overnight

40°

Activity Meter: 3

More clouds

Discussion

Gray But Little Rain

Low pressure developing at the surface and aloft over the Southeastern U.S. will move offshore very slowly by Saturday. A period of cloudy skies along with spotty light rain and drizzle will be possible, mainly this morning. We have delayed Saturday clearing to incorporate the slow, lumbering nature of this weather system.

Sunday does look like the pick of the weekend with bright sunshine and seasonably cool temperatures.

Early to mid-next week features a series of upper level disturbances passing through western North Carolina in the northwesterly flow aloft. These features are moisture-starved but will keep periodic bouts cloudiness into midweek while serving to perpetuate our lengthy period of below-normal November temperatures.

By next Thursday, it looks like we will finally warm to above-normal once again.

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Today's Forecast
7-Day Forecast
Discussion

Friday

Daytime

52°

Wind: NNW 5-10 mph

Activity Meter: 2

Cloudy; Can't rule out some light rain or drizzle

Overnight

31°

Wind: NNW 5-10 mph

Activity Meter: 2

Cloudy; Still some spotty light rain or drizzle not out of the question during the evening

Gray But Little Rain

Friday, November 15 in Asheville (BRP)

Skies will be overcast with some spotty light rain and drizzle mainly closer to the NC/SC border. Temperatures will remain cool with gray skies keeping a lid on things. Clouds decrease on Saturday and the weekend looks pretty good as a result, just continued rather cool. Monday features mixed skies followed by more clouds for Tuesday.

The 2020 Blue Ridge Parkway Calendar is on the street! Visit one of these fine retailers around western North Carolina to pick up a copy. No worries if you live out of town as they are available for purchase online at RaysMarketplace.Com.

Last updated on 11/15/19 at 12PM by Wayne

Saturday

Daytime

53°

Wind: NE 5 - 10 mph

Activity Meter: 3

Early cloudiness; Becoming mostly sunny; Temperatures still running a bit below normal

Overnight

29°

Wind: Light

Activity Meter: 3

Clear; Frosty

Sunday

Daytime

54°

Wind: Light NW

Activity Meter: 3

Lots of sunshine; Still on the cool side

Overnight

32°

Wind: Light NW

Activity Meter: 3

Partly cloudy

Monday

Daytime

51°

Activity Meter: 3

Partly sunny & cool

Overnight

33°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly cloudy

Tuesday

Daytime

52°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly cloudy but cool

Overnight

33°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly cloudy

Wednesday

Daytime

54°

Activity Meter: 3

Plenty of sunshine & pleasant

Overnight

34°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly clear

Thursday

Daytime

58°

Activity Meter: 3

Mostly sunny & milder

Overnight

40°

Activity Meter: 3

More clouds

Gray But Little Rain

Low pressure developing at the surface and aloft over the Southeastern U.S. will move offshore very slowly by Saturday. A period of cloudy skies along with spotty light rain and drizzle will be possible, mainly this morning. We have delayed Saturday clearing to incorporate the slow, lumbering nature of this weather system.

Sunday does look like the pick of the weekend with bright sunshine and seasonably cool temperatures.

Early to mid-next week features a series of upper level disturbances passing through western North Carolina in the northwesterly flow aloft. These features are moisture-starved but will keep periodic bouts cloudiness into midweek while serving to perpetuate our lengthy period of below-normal November temperatures.

By next Thursday, it looks like we will finally warm to above-normal once again.

BRP Weather Announcements

First winter event of the 2019-2020 season
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Archived Climate Data
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Parkway Road Closures
Read more...

Support the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation
Read more...