Current Conditions
Bakersville

Temp: 48.9°F

Forecast Last Updated at Friday, October 20, 2017 at 6:23AM

Get It while the Getting is Good

Friday has glorious weather. The weekend is awesome also but not quite as warm. It's the last weekend for the rest of your life and will almost certainly be the nicest weekend for the rest of 2017. A sharp front arrives Tuesday with rain out ahead. Rain develops late Sunday night. Monday is very rainy. Showers linger into Tuesday. Wednesday is much colder, and yes, flurries or snow showers are possible especially on the west side of the Appalachians.

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Game Time Forecast

Lots of sunshine
67°
SE wind 5-10 mph

Friday Hi: 77 Lo: 40 Clear; Pleasant; Light wind

Saturday Hi: 73 Lo: 43 Glorious weather; A few clouds late; Wind becoming SE 5-10 mph

Sunday Hi: 70 Lo: 51 Increasing PM clouds; Continued pleasant; Rain late Sun. night; SE wind 5-15 mph

Monday Hi: 66 Lo: 52 Cloudy; Periods of rain, heavy at times Mon. night; Evening rumble of thunder possible

Tuesday Hi: 66 Lo: 35 Cloudy; Showers; Turning colder Tue. night

Further Out

Wednesday - Mostly cloudy; Rather cold; Flurries or snow showers (mixed with rain showers at lower elev's); Blustery; High in the mid 40s; Low in the lower 30s
Thursday - Clearing; Cool; High in the upper 50s; Low in the lower 40s

Forecast Discussion

We'll live in a bubble (high pressure) through the daytime Sunday. Friday will be the warmest of the terrific trio.

A front will move through here Tuesday. While details on timing are a bit uncertain, here's the basic outline... Rain develops after midnight Sunday night. Monday is rainy with heavy rain possible in the evening. Showers continue into Tuesday.

Sharply colder air wraps into the Southern Appalachians thanks to low pressure intensifying around or just north of the Great Lakes and high pressure heading southeast from Western Canada. Temperatures turn noticeably colder Tuesday night and Wednesday on blustery NW winds. Snow flurries or snow showers are possible Wednesday. Accumulating snow at lower elevations is unlikely. Have low exceptions, and you will not be disappointed.

Thursday has clearing skies and is nicer by afternoon.

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