Cold Blast Could Bring Mountain SnowWestern North Carolina will swing from afternoons near 70 this week to a cold blast that could drop the season’s first accumulating snow on the mountains by the weekend. The National Weather Service says sunshine and temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal will hold through Veterans Day, with Asheville in the upper 60s. A strong cold front arrives Thursday with light rain and the coldest air of the fall. Behind it, Asheville’s high drops to about 44 on Friday, with overnight lows in the upper 20s through the weekend. Accumulating snow is most likely above 3,500 feet along the Tennessee border. Overall, North Carolina’s winter outlook under a Super El Niño favors milder temperatures, above-average precipitation, and one or two wintry mix or snow events, with no heavy snowfall guarantees. |
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