Meteorologist Kristy Steward's First Warning Forecast
Happy Thursday evening! We’ve had a nice couple of dry days, but it’s time to break out the rain jackets again.
Ahead of a couple different systems, clouds increase tonight. Easterly winds stay breezy and lows drop into the upper 50s.
Scattered showers start to move in early Friday morning around 7 AM from the south and continue to head north across Hampton Roads. These scattered showers will be around all day Friday, especially across North Carolina. However, it won’t be a washout.
We should be able to dry out Friday evening after 8 PM. High temperatures on Friday will again be in the upper 60s.
Saturday will be much warmer. High temperatures near 80°. Much of the day looks decently dry. Some spotty daytime showers, but our real next chance for rain will be Saturday night around a cold front. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will begin to move through from the northwest around 9 PM and continue throughout the night.
Scattered showers continue into Sunday morning. Winds pick up again Sunday and temperatures will be a little cooler in the mid 70s.
You can pack the rain jacket and umbrella away for the work week. It’ll be a mostly dry, partly cloudy week. Winds pick up starting Tuesday and stay breezy the rest of the week. Temperatures will also cool down to the low 70s beginning Tuesday.
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