PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — Another line of isolated storms is passing through this evening from north to south. This should be the last of the back-door disturbance, and from here the skies should clear, the humidity drops, and temperatures start to rise.
There will be sunny skies Monday with a high around 79 and the low Monday night cool in the mid-50s. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday will see highs in the low to mid-80s and lows each night, gradually warming into the 60s.
By the end of the week, the computer models show low pressure forming in the Gulf and off the Florida coast and heading north. There will also be a cold front heading our way from the west.
If this scenario does play out, both systems will be disorganized with nothing pushing or pulling them along, so they could both simply stall out for the weekend and bring us a chance for rain both Saturday and Sunday.
That is still a long ways off and the forecast could change several times over the next few days.
