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Asheville Citizen-Times
Possible snow predicted as temperatures fall in Western NC
Another cold week is predicted in the Asheville area, with some weather organizations adding snow to the forecast this week in North Carolina's highest elevations. November is well underway, and this week is expected to reflect the fall season , with particularly cold temperatures predicted by the National Weather Service. The coldest night of the week predicted so far is expected to be Saturday, Nov. 14, when nighttime low temperatures are expected to dip to 26 degrees, closely followed by Friday, Nov. 13, when nighttime lows are predicted at 27 degrees. While the weather service is currently predicting rain, Ray's Weather and other forecasting organizations have predicted that this weekend could bring snow showers to the higher elevations of Western N.C., particularly along the state border with Tennessee. Here's what we know. Will it snow in Asheville, Western NC this week? Rain? While rain and very cold temperatures are expected in and around Asheville this week, no snow is in the forecast for the town itself by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The highest chance of rainfall is on Thursday, Nov. 12, when the chance is currently placed at 50% during the daytime hours. However, other weather organizations, including
WITN
Clear skies help frost form early Tuesday
Charlotte Observer
Big drop in temperatures headed to Charlotte. Here's when to prepare for freeze
Daily highs in the Charlotte region will drop by 20 degrees this week, and there’s a possibility of lows below freezing, according to the National Weather Service. Highs in the 70s Monday through Wednesday will fall into the 50s by Friday , and lows will be in the 30s at night, forecasters say. “Much of the area outside the mountains is likely to finally experience the first freezing temps of the season next weekend,” NWS forecasters say. Expect a low of 33 degrees in Charlotte Saturday night, and temperatures will also be at or near freezing in Shelby, Hickory and Albemarle, forecasters say. [ MORE: How to prepare your yard for this weekend's freeze ❄️ ] Lows in the 20s are likely in the mountains, with snow showers forecast for Boone, Newland and Burnsville in the northwestern part of the state, the NWS says. “Confidence is increasing that accumulating snow will occur,” forecasters say. The colder air is associated with a strong frontal system that brings a 40% chance of rain Thursday. No snow is expected in the Charlotte region, but temperatures will be about 10 degrees below normal for this time of the year, forecasters say. Charlotte exits drought
WBTV
Week starts comfortable before temperatures cool off across Carolinas: Forecast here
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - There will be plenty of sunshine to start the new week in the Carolinas. Monday will feature pleasant afternoon high temperatures in the lower 70s around Charlotte. Clear skies and chilly conditions will develop again overnight with lows in the 30s and 40s. Patchy frost may form again in areas north of Charlotte.