Current Conditions
Surry Co. Airport

Temp: 81.0°F

Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, September 21, 2017 at 12:00PM

Continued Warm; Renegade Shower

Skies will be mostly sunny again today with more unseasonably warm temperatures. A lonely shower or thundershower could pop-up during the heat of the afternoon, but that will be about it. Friday is much the same as we ring-in fall officially at 4:02PM EDT. Weekend weather will have a continuation of above-normal temperatures along with mostly clear skies.

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Game Time Forecast

Scattered clouds
Temps in the lower 70s;
Light East Wind

Thursday Hi: 84 Lo: 62 Lots of sunshine; Warm; A stray PM shower or thundershower; Light north wind

Friday Hi: 82 Lo: 60 A good deal of sunshine; Cannot rule out a PM shower; Warm; Light wind

Saturday Hi: 82 Lo: 59 Mostly sunny; Pleasant; Light wind

Sunday Hi: 82 Lo: 59 More nice weather with lots of sunshine

Monday Hi: 82 Lo: 60 Plenty of sunshine & warm

Further Out

Tuesday - Mostly sunny; Quite warm; High in the lower 80s; Low in the lower 60s
Wednesday - More of the same; Sunshine & unseasonably warm; High in the lower 80s; Low in the lower 60s

Forecast Discussion

High pressure will continue to be the main weather factor for the next several days. It’s weak enough today and Friday that we might just have an renegade shower or thundershower during the heat of the afternoon, but those will be quite isolated in nature.

High pressure gets bolstered over the weekend and early next week over our area, pretty much nixing rain chances and keeping us in an unseasonably warm weather pattern. A cold front will approach us after the end of this forecast cycle.

Offshore, Tropical Storm Jose is gradually spinning down well to the southeast of New England. Jose has done us a great favor, as the now infamous Hurricane Maria will be following the weakness left behind by Jose to keep it offshore. We think Maria will pass between Bermuda and Cape Hatteras early next week.

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