Greensboro is waking up to a chilly but clear Sunday, with temperatures near 39 degrees early and calm winds around the Triad. Sunshine will push the high to about 65 degrees, making for an easy outdoor day with no rain in sight.
The National Weather Service has no watches, warnings or advisories posted for the area.
Warmth Builds Through Veterans Day
Monday is forecast to reach about 68 degrees under sunny conditions. Tuesday is expected to reach near 70, and Veterans Day also looks warmer.
Some patchy frost may develop Tuesday morning in colder spots as skies remain clear and winds stay light. The risk appears limited, but early risers in outlying areas may want to allow a little extra time for chilly conditions.
Rain Chances Return Thursday
The dry stretch holds through Wednesday, although clouds may increase Wednesday night. A chance of rain may develop Thursday afternoon or evening, with a high near 64.
Showers could linger Thursday night, while Friday brings a slight chance of rain before 1 p.m. Temperatures will cool to around 54 Friday, with northwest winds running 10 to 15 mph and making the day feel noticeably sharper.
Colder Weekend Could Bring Frost
Colder air is expected next weekend, and forecasters are watching for the potential of more widespread frost or a freeze.
