Greensboro is starting Monday with clear skies and temperatures near 43 degrees, but the afternoon will feel much milder. Sunshine will push the high close to 69 degrees, giving residents a calm start to a week that turns warmer before a late-week weather shift.
Sunny Stretch Builds Through Veterans Day
Monday stays dry with west winds between 3 and 10 mph and occasional gusts up to 18 mph. Monday night will be clear and cooler, with temperatures falling to around 41 degrees.
Tuesday should be the warmest day of the early-week stretch, reaching about 71 degrees under sunny skies. Veterans Day will be sunny.
The National Weather Service says patchy frost could develop Tuesday morning in colder, outlying areas, although widespread frost is not expected yet. Urban neighborhoods may remain a few degrees warmer, especially around sunrise.
Rain Chances Return Thursday
A cold front could bring rain Thursday afternoon or evening, though the timing and amounts remain uncertain. The high should reach near 64 degrees.
Friday brings a slight chance of morning showers, with a high near 54 degrees and northwest gusts of 30 to 35 mph as colder air moves in.
Colder Weekend Could Bring Frost
Saturday looks sunny, windy and chilly. The National Weather Service expects the broader frost and freeze risk to increase from the weekend into early next week.
Sunday looks mostly sunny. After the warm start to the week, the practical forecast is simple: enjoy the outdoor window Tuesday and Wednesday, then keep a jacket handy for the back half of the week.
