Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 7:24PM
More Pleasant Weather Ahead
Drier air is finally working into the region tonight. Partly cloudy skies early will become mostly clear after midnight tonight leading to two days with sunshine and pleasant weather. Enjoy Friday and Saturday! Clouds will increase Saturday night and showers will develop Sunday afternoon. Temperatures will fall Monday with rain showers changing to snow showers or flurries by late Monday afternoon.
Thursday Hi: 43 Lo: 32  Partly cloudy; Clearing after midnight; Chilly; NW wind 5-10 mph  |
Friday Hi: 51 Lo: 43 Lots of sunshine; Nice weather to be outside; NW wind 5-15 mph becoming light at night in valleys |
Saturday Hi: 51 Lo: 42 Daytime sun; Clouds increasing late at night; SW wind 5-15 mph |
Sunday Hi: 44 Lo: 34 Becoming cloudy with rain developing in the afternoon; Turning colder late at night |
Monday Hi: 32 Lo: 24 Mostly cloudy; Rain showers changing to snow showers or flurries; Blustery |
Further Out
Tuesday - Early AM drizzle or snizzle possible; Then decreasing clouds; Not as cold by afternoon; High near 40 degrees; Low near 30 degrees
Wednesday - Lots of sun; Quickly milder; High near 50 degrees; Low in the mid 40s
Forecast Discussion
High pressure will take control of our weather Friday through Saturday with more sun and pleasant weather--the nicest couple days maybe going all the way back to November. Enjoy!!
The next front looks a slower than we thought previously. It will stretch from New England to St. Louis and south along the Mississippi River by sunset Saturday. Our weather will be dry through Saturday night and into Sunday morning. Showers develop by Sunday afternoon and last through Sunday night.
Colder air will wrap in behind the front as an upper-level low moves over us late Monday. We can expect falling temperatures Monday with rain showers changing to snow showers or flurries and blustery conditions. Cold, snow shower/flurries, and blustery weather will continue Monday night.
The system will exit to our northeast Tuesday. After morning drizzle or snizzle Tuesday, we should see some sun by late afternoon with moderating temperatures. Temperatures will be above normal Wednesday--very nice again.
Sugar Mountain Resort Activities
March Madness rates until the end of the season!
Join us Sunday, March 21st for Sugar's 4th annual Easter egg hunt. Dress up in your Easter costume and come join Sugar Bear and Sweetie Bear on the slopes in search of prize filled eggs. Be the lucky winner when you find an egg containing a season pass! Valid lift/slope tickets or passes are required for participation. Event is for children 12 and under ONLY and begins at 9am at the bottom of Summit #1 lift. Please call for additional details.
2011 Spyder samples are on sale beginning Thursday, February 18th only at Sugar Mountain Resort. Quantities and sizes are limited, so come early. Prices (30% off retail) you won't find anywhere else! Spyder is the World's leading winter apparel line.
Live bluegrass by BOSS HAWG plays at Sugar Mountain Resort between 4-6 pm on Saturday, March 20th.
Happy Anniversary! Sugar Mountain Resort celebrates 40 Years!
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