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Posted: Sunday, 14 March 2010 11:20PM

Shower Chances Increase Overnight




dcox@wcyb.com

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Winter Weather Advisory for the mountains of East Tennessee, Western N. Carolina and SW Virginia until Monday morning.  The advisory is in effect until early Monday morning.

Tonight:
  A 60 percent chance for scattered showers will through 2am.  Then mostly cloudy with a shower chance through the overnight.  Lows 35.  Those temperatures may remain colder in the mountains of NE Tennessee, SW Virginia and western N. Carolina where snow is possible above 3000 feet.  West wind at 5 mph.

Monday:  A 40% chance of showers with mostly cloudy skies.  High 49.  Wind Northwest at 10-15 mph with gusts to 20 mph.

Extended Forecast:
Showers will remain part of the forecast again tonight through Monday.  The chances will begin to scale back Monday evening.

A week disturbance will be crossing the area going into the mid-week time frame but appears to have only limited moisture which will keep the clouds in check and a slight chance of a shower as we go through Wednesday.

Partly sunny conditions should return for the Thursday and appears to remain into the weekend.  At this point a partly cloudy and warmer weekend should welcome race fans into town for the race.

The temperature pattern will remain slight below normal for the start of the work week but then rebounding the last half of the week readings slightly above normal.  60's appear to be in store for the weekend.

As the current system, taking a slow pace across the area, begins to pull away we will see a shift in winds to the north and northwest making it brisk with some gusts up to 20 mph.


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