VIDEO FORECAST

WEATHER DISCUSSION AND FORECAST 

11/05/2025         

WEATHER DISCUSSION: High pressure is dominating from the Gulf coast states into the coastal Carolinas. Meanwhile… a weak and dry cold front passes by late tonight but it will bring with it little more than a wind shift. Look for mostly clear skies with not as cold lows overnight around or a little over 50. Behind this front… high pressure races in from the northwest bringing seasonable weather and sunshine mixed with a few clouds Thursday and highs in the upper 60s to near 70. We will wrap up the work week dry Friday with sunshine and clouds and highs in the lower 70s as the high pressure moves offshore bringing milder breezes. Saturday will be warmer with partly cloudy skies and highs reaching the upper 70s. Sunday a cold front approaches from the west which will bring a slight chance of showers and continued warm highs in the upper 70s under sunshine and clouds. The strong cold front passes through late Sunday or Sunday night bringing much colder air for the beginning of next week. Next Monday will be partly cloudy with highs struggling to reach the mid 50s. The first frost/freeze for portions of the area is likely Monday night as lows drop into the lower 30s. Next Tuesday strong high pressure ridges in from the west and with it look for mostly sunny skies and cold temps locally as highs only reach the lower 50s. 

WWAY FORECAST:    

Overnight: Mostly clear and not as cold. Low around or a little over 50. Winds southwest becoming west at 5-10 mph. 

Thursday: Sunshine mixed with a few clouds. Near seasonable high in the upper 60s to near 70. Winds northwest becoming northeast around 10 mph. 

Thursday Night: A few clouds. Near seasonable low around 50. 

Friday: Sunshine and clouds mixed. A pleasant high in the lower 70s. 

-Chief Meteorologist Lee Haywood

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