Quite a cool-like day compared to the massive warmth we have been experiencing. Locations across those who were affected by the dry canadian high providing the cooler air, mainly the NC folks, experienced temperatures only getting into the 60s instead of the 70s and 80s that have been a part of our weather for some time. Tonight the lows will drop down into the 40s and back up into the 70s to around 80 tomorrow in those same areas as the warmer air will push in from the west while the rest of the Southeast will continue to experience the ever-persistent warmth.
A weak cold front will slide south with time and bring a chance of showers and a few thunderstorms up in the Appalachians and TN for tomorrow but only expect isolated at best east of there for Wednesday night through early Thursday. We remain dry for the most part across the Southeast until the weekend with another system that holds a little more promise for rain and some storms as well for the weekend.
A weak cold front will slide south with time and bring a chance of showers and a few thunderstorms up in the Appalachians and TN for tomorrow but only expect isolated at best east of there for Wednesday night through early Thursday. We remain dry for the most part across the Southeast until the weekend with another system that holds a little more promise for rain and some storms as well for the weekend.
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