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Lenoir
Temp: 62.4°F
Forecast Last Updated at Friday, September 3, 2010 at 12:14AM
Great Labor Day Weekend
Skies will be sunny through the upcoming holiday weekend. The exception will be a few more clouds around late this afternoon and evening. Much cooler air arrives for the weekend, with a nice, refreshing fall preview upcoming.
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Friday Hi: 93 Lo: 61  Sunny with a few late afternoon & evening clouds; Continued hot in the afternoon; NW wind 5-10 mph |
Saturday Hi: 82 Lo: 53 Deep blue skies with a few clouds; Pleasantly cooler; Refreshing NW breeze 5-15 mph |
Sunday Hi: 82 Lo: 55 Bright sunshine; Nice; Light wind |
Monday Hi: 86 Lo: 59 Sunny for Labor Day; Warmer; Fantastic |
Tuesday Hi: 89 Lo: 62 Sunny; Warm |
Further Out
Wednesday - Sunny; Rather hot afternoon; High in the lower 90s; Low in the lower 60s
Thursday - Generally sunny; Rather hot during the afternoon; High in the lower 90s; Low in the mid 60s
Forecast Discussion
Hurricane Earl has delivered a glancing blow to the NC coast overnight and early this morning, and was headed northward off the Mid-Atlantic coast. A weakening Earl will brush by southern New England on its way to Nova Scotia.
Closer to home, a cold front will be passing through the area this evening. It will generate a few more afternoon and evening clouds, although any shower activity should remain confined to mountain areas to our west. Thereafter, a refreshing Canadian air mass will envelope the area for the weekend. Temperatures will be noticeably cooler, with nighttime 50s around the Unifour and Yadkin Valley Sunday and Labor Day mornings.
There's no rain in sight. Next week features more sunny weather with a moderating trend.
Elsewhere in the tropics, Tropical Storm Fiona is heading toward Bermuda and will exit to the northeast before dissipating. Meanwhile, Tropical Depression Gaston has degenerated into a an open wave as it has encountered unfavorable environmental conditions. It could regenerate down the road.
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