Forecast Last Updated at Monday, February 17, 2020 at 5:04PM

Clouds & Fog

Skies became overcast quickly today and clouds stick around for the overnight with fog developing. A front moves through Tuesday night. Spotty light rain develops Tuesday morning and becomes steadier during the PM hours. Light rain lingers into Wednesday morning as the front settles slowly southeast. Colder air oozes in from the northwest Wednesday. A disturbance on the tail-end of said front strengthens and moves east along the Gulf Coast Thursday bring the chance of light snow or flurries Thursday afternoon.

Monday Hi: 53 Lo: 37 Cloudy; Fog develops; SE wind 5-10 mph, but gusty on mountain tops

Tuesday Hi: 57 Lo: 37 Clouds with fog; Rain developing, steadiest during the PM hours; South wind 5-15 mph, becoming NW late

Wednesday Hi: 49 Lo: 25 Light AM rain, followed by mostly cloudy skies; Cooler; Light NE wind

Thursday Hi: 39 Lo: 17 Becoming cloudy; PM light snow possible; Cold

Friday Hi: 39 Lo: 17 Clearing; Cold

Further Out

Saturday - Mostly clear; Not as cold by afternoon; High near 50 degrees; Low in the mid 20s
Sunday - Becoming cloudy; Cool; Rain possible Sun. night; High in the lower 50s; Low in the lower 30s

Forecast Discussion

A slow-moving front arrived in the Ohio Valley today, reaches us Tuesday night, and stalls to our south Wednesday. Ahead of the front we have a moist southerly flow.

Skies are overcast tonight as Blue Ridge fog develops. Rain arrives Tuesday morning becoming steadier in the afternoon and evening. Light rain will linger into Wednesday morning.

We get a slight temperature bounce today and Tuesday, then colder slowly returns Wednesday.

Low pressure develops on the tail end of the front and moves east along the Gulf Coast Thursday. Thursday will be cold with thickening clouds. Light snow or flurries are possible Thursday afternoon and evening.

Arctic high pressure asserts control over our weather Friday and moves into the Atlantic by Sunday. Friday has clearing skies and cold temperatures. Gradually temperatures moderation follows for the weekend. The next front from the northwest may arrive quick enough to produce rain by Sunday night.

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