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STATISTICS FOR WHITEVILLE – Thursday February 20, 2025.
High: 31.8°F at 5:01 PM (normal is 59)
Low: 24.7°F at 11:59 PM (normal is 34)
Precip: 0.00 in (trace snowfall)
View live, real-time weather data for Whiteville on my College Street Weather Station.
Y’all, I did not type that wrong. Yesterday’s high was 31.8 degrees… 28 degrees below normal.
Here’s your Bottom Line for today…
There’s not much to talk about this morning. Bitterly cold temps this morning will climb to the mid 40s this afternoon, a good 10-15 degrees below normal.
Arctic high pressure remains in control into Saturday. Tonight will be very cold once again, but I don’t think NWS will be issuing any advisories, as it is expected that wind chills will remain above the 15-degree threshold. I’m expecting lows a degree or so either side of 20.
Variably cloudy skies for Saturday as the axis of the high pushes toward the coast. A weak little trough wants to break through the dome of high pressure and that is what will cause some cloudiness Saturday afternoon. No precipitation.
High pressure pushes off the coast Sunday into next week, bringing a southerly component to the air flow and warming temperatures. We’ll be in the 70s by Tuesday-Wednesday with dry weather continuing. In fact, very dry air is likely to be in place and even clouds will be hard to come by.
A frontal system takes aim on the east coast by Thursday-Friday next week with shower and thunderstorm chances and slightly cooler temps behind the system NEXT weekend.
Longer range shows a generally quiet weather pattern with temperatures averaging out around seasonal normal values going into the first week of March.
Here’s your Freedom Insurance Today-Plus-5 forecast for Columbus County.
That’ll do it for today. Thanks for reading, and as always, take care!
~Meteorologist Christopher Cawley
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