WATCH: Showers and storms Friday night, severe storm risk Saturday, weather impacts across North Carolina
Showers and storms Friday night, severe storm risk late Saturday and Sunday
Updated: July 19, 2024 at 7:00 pm (ET)
She also has a lot of wisdom to share. If for whatever reason you are friends on Facebook, you must let me know. If she were 100 years old and on Facebook, we'd be talking about, I got you. Yes. Browse social media. Well, we're glad you're here. Welcome to our team. Now it's time to take another look at our forecasts. Michelle, let's talk about the weather. How is Aaron's search going? Yes, Aaron brought the rain. Rain luck. I think because we need it. check it out. Earlier today we had scattered showers with heavy rainfall, mainly in the southern Piedmont. But now we're going to have some showers and thunderstorms coming from the south and west, which will also give us some chance of showers overnight, so we may see an increased chance of rain after midnight. By 4 o'clock we're going to have some rain, and you might hear some thunder now. But for us, this should mostly just be rain. Then it will be foggy in the morning. It was 78 degrees in Greensboro and 77 degrees in Burlington. You are now 83 years old at King. As a result, temperatures remain high today in some areas where there is no rain. 86 In the Garden of Eden. You will feel warmer than this due to high humidity. So, despite the cooler than average temperatures, we will still have temperatures in the 90s over the next few days. We are 83 years old in Greensboro. Burlington 86 is your official high school. We're stuck in Greensboro with about an inch and a half of rain today alone. Tomorrow we will have another round of storms and rain. Some of these showers may start early in the mountains and foothills, but then become isolated severe threats with the potential for heavy rainfall. The marginal risk is level one. Some of these storms may bring us some localized flooding that will last into Sunday. The two times on Saturday look really interesting for us, though. So from morning to morning we would go to the mountains and the foothills and then in the afternoon we would go to the Piedmont Triad and the foothills. We are tracking these lows along a front that has stabilized. But as the front moves northward into late Saturday and into Sunday, more unsettled weather will continue, bringing showers and storms again Sunday afternoon. Tomorrow morning it will be 71 degrees. There may be scattered fog there. The risk of isolated severe thunderstorms is heading our way. It's literally between 2 and 8:00. It looks to be the best threat area for the Piedmont Triad. The chance of rain is low earlier than that. But in the foothills and mountains, showers and thunderstorms may start a little earlier. The worst weather in the Eastern Foothills appears to be around 8:00 PM, putting you at serious risk. In mountainous areas, rainfall and storms can bring heavy rain, posing your greatest threat. Also in the afternoon, with showers and storms developing, the hourly forecast shows that overnight showers may bring some measurable rain to areas where we really need it. You know, there's certainly going to be severe to extreme drought in central Yadkin County, and we need rain. We think there will be at least some light rain overnight before more severe thunderstorm activity returns tomorrow. 2 to 3:00 Travel to the Piedmont Tribe. But in the mountains and foothills, it's a little earlier. Temperatures dropped again in the 1980s. Thankful for the cloudy skies we were looking forward to. So we might get 84 degrees, but it will feel like scattered storms in the 90s starting to break out between 2 and 5:00. The northern Piedmont looks to be the focus right now before continuing to bring scattered showers and storms between eight and nine. Then we call it a day and by Sunday morning you're going to have heavy fog and the chance of thunderstorms again late Sunday. So Saturday looks to be an overnight event followed by severe weather in the afternoon with rainfall peaking in the Piedmont area of Randolph County near the border of Seagrove and Troy and thunderstorms ranging from 2 to 3 meters Endemic multiple sclerosis passed successfully. But let’s look at drought. This is where we care. Severe weather will lead to drought conditions from Stewart-Martinville, Danbury and Winston-Salem, and wherever heavier rains and thunderstorms occur tomorrow in drought-stricken areas, runoff will likely be higher than normal. As a result, localized flooding becomes a bigger problem. Tomorrow, the threat of damaging winds from severe weather will be in the Eastern Triad, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and even the Eastern Foothills, so heavy rain, localized flooding, major events there, and damage Possibility of strong downwelling and strong winds. So we're going to be looking for some thunderstorms. Remember, this is risk level one, so not everyone is going to see severe weather tomorrow, but gosh, it would be great if we could top out anywhere close to a half inch to an inch of rain. As we finish Sunday afternoon, some of our forecast models suggest it will be more widespread by then, but unfortunately, the humidity can't change. We will fall into that miserable category. The dew point temperature feels like 70 degrees or higher. Temperatures for the next few days, in the mountains for the next four days, will be around 70 degrees. As we start to get a little drier on Sunday, you're going to see the temperatures warm up and then with the storms in the afternoon, you're going to have a chance to warm up a little bit and we've gone from 80 degrees to almost 84 degrees in the foothills on Sunday. Some may be stuck in the upper 70s when we see those clouds hanging out there. Located in the Piedmont region, the temperature is close to 84 degrees. Facing severe thunderstorm risk. Later in the day. Here's your 7-day weather forecast. The 7-day weather forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms almost every day. It is no longer as widely circulated as it once was. These isolated storms are more likely to occur Tuesday through Thursday as we head into the central region
WATCH: Showers and storms Friday night, severe storm risk Saturday, weather impacts across North Carolina
Showers and storms Friday night, severe storm risk late Saturday and Sunday
Updated: July 19, 2024 at 7:00 pm (ET)
A few heavy rains and isolated storms are expected Friday night into early Saturday morning. Sultry, cloudy conditions will remain on Saturday. A few scattered waves of storms are possible in the Piedmont Triangle Saturday afternoon and evening, making it a weather-impact day. Isolated severe storms can also bring damaging wind gusts. Heavy rain this weekend could lead to localized flooding and slow-moving thunderstorms due to low surface wind speeds.
Some Heavy showers Isolated storms are expected Friday night into early Saturday morning. Sultry, cloudy conditions will remain on Saturday. A few scattered waves of storms are possible in the Piedmont Triangle Saturday afternoon and evening, making it a weather-impact day. Isolated severe storms can also bring damaging wind gusts. Heavy rain this weekend could lead to localized flooding and slow-moving thunderstorms due to low surface wind speeds.
