Greensboro is starting Veterans Day with clear skies and temperatures in the mid-40s, but the Triad is about to cash in one last warm November afternoon. The high should reach around 73 degrees Wednesday before a cold front sends the thermometer steadily downhill.
Sunshine will dominate Wednesday, with no rain expected and only a light south wind. The National Weather Service expects comfortable conditions for outdoor plans, with temperatures peaking during the afternoon and slipping to around 47 Wednesday night.
Thursday Brings Gusts And A Cooler Turn
Thursday will remain mostly sunny, with a high easing back to about 65 degrees, while rain chances remain very low at around 10%.
Friday continues the dry turn with sunshine and a high near 55. Northwest winds between 8 and 13 mph will add another bite, and most locations should stay dry.
Freezing Nights Arrive This Weekend
The bigger change arrives after sunset Friday, when temperatures fall to about 32 degrees. Saturday should be sunny with a high near 52, followed by a low around 30 Saturday night; Sunday stays sunny near 54 before another freeze-risk night around 30 degrees.
Below-average temperatures and possible freezes could affect rural Piedmont locations this weekend. Outlying and rural Piedmont areas could see the coldest readings, so residents with tender plants may want to cover them before Friday night.
Dry Weather Holds Into Next Week
Greensboro should stay sunny and dry Monday, with an afternoon high near 54 degrees, then partly cloudy and dry Tuesday with a high near 55. Overnight lows will remain close to freezing, making this a sharp shift from Wednesday’s springlike afternoon and a good reminder that November can change moods quickly.
