Thursday
Overnight
36°
Wind: NW 5-10 mph
Activity Meter: 2
Cloudy with rain developing
Friday
Daytime
39°
Wind: East 5-10 mph
Activity Meter: 1
Cloudy with occasional rain;
Light at the End of the Tunnel
Thursday, February 21 in Peaks of Otter
The light at the end of this weather tunnel is the sun. If we can hold on for 2 to 3 more days, it looks like we'll get to see the sun late in the weekend and into early next week. Until then, expect periods of rain and cloudy skies most of the time. Temperatures will generally be a above average for the next week. Our old friend rain may return the in the middle of next week after a few dry days.
Last updated on 02/21/19 at 6AM by Wayne
Light at the End of the Tunnel
A cold front will move through today but it doesn't get too far south before it hangs up. Low pressure will develop along it today and move northeast bringing us more rain by tonight. Temperatures will be mild though so no frozen/freezing precipitation.
Periods of rain will continue tomorrow through Saturday as the cold front moves back north as a warm front. Temperatures will be chilly tomorrow and Saturday but the air is not cold enough for any wintry precipitation.
A cold front will move through Sunday and we are keeping our fingers crossed it will bring some dry air. Chilly high pressure should control our weather for a few days giving us a much needed dry period from late Sunday through Tuesday. Another cold front should move our way by the middle of next week and that could bring us some more rain. We don't see any really cold air so temperatures will generally be average to above average.