Current Conditions
Deep Gap

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Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, December 5, 2019 at 6:01PM

Wind Subsides; Cool

The ghost of Tweetsie roared through NW NC last night. Wind gusts to 65 mph were common (of course stronger on mountaintops). Clouds increase tonight and Friday. Occasional light rain develops Friday afternoon and ends during the evening. Clouds linger into a cool weekend. Rain returns Sunday night.

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Partly cloudy; Cool
Temperature near 40
SE wind 5-10 mph

Thursday Hi: 48 Lo: 28 More clouds; NW wind 5-15 mph

Friday Hi: 47 Lo: 31 Generally cloudy; Light PM rain; Light West wind becoming NW 5-10 mph

Saturday Hi: 43 Lo: 25 Mostly to partly cloudy; Fog possible near the Blue Ridge; Chilly; Light SE wind

Sunday Hi: 44 Lo: 35 Becoming cloudy; Light rain Sun. night

Monday Hi: 51 Lo: 45 Cloudy; Light rain possible early AM; Rain redevelops Mon. night

Further Out

Tuesday - Cloudy; Rain; Turning colder; Becoming windy; Rain possibly ending as snow showers Tue. night; High in the lower 50s; Low in the upper 20s
Wednesday - Scattered clouds; Cold; High in the lower 30s; Low near 20 degrees

Forecast Discussion

An upper-level disturbance moved through in a strong NW flow last night. Clouds will be on the increase tonight.

There is a center of low pressure in Oklahoma tonight that will move towards the Gulf Coast Friday. An associated front moves through NW NC late Friday. We'll have clouds Friday with a few light showers in the region Friday afternoon and early evening.

Saturday, high pressure centered in New England wedges into the Southern Appalachians. We'll have a cool day with variable clouds. Some fog is possible near the Blue Ridge.

The next front from the west arrives Tuesday; however, a moist flow from the Gulf brings clouds Sunday with light rain Sunday evening into Monday morning. We get several dry hours Monday before rain from the approaching front arrives Monday night. Temperatures will be noticeably milder Monday.

Tuesday is "change day" as the front moves through. We'll have rain, a mild morning, then falling temperatures on gusty NW winds. Precipitation could end briefly as snow showers Tuesday night. As Canadian high pressure takes over Wednesday, we'll have more sun and cold temperatures.

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