Friday night will be cold with clear skies. It will be nice and sunny over the weekend and not as cold in the afternoons getting near normal around 60.Looking ahead into Thanksgiving week Chief Meteorologist Chris Justus says the pattern will remain active. First, Chris says to expect an early week warm up near 70 ahead of a cold front that brings cooler temperatures by Wednesday, with highs returning to the 50s. Chris said the biggest travel day of the year looks dry locally but could feature rain to our west as that system approaches Wednesday night into Thanksgiving Thursday. Right now, Chris has the forecast at cloudy with scattered rain on Thanksgiving Day. Chris said current timing has that front pushing east of our area early Friday drying things back out and leading to a cooler and drier Black Friday into next weekend with highs near 60 and lows in the 30s. Chris said snow is possible in the Midwest up through the Northeast from the Thanksgiving system, if your travels take you up that way.Track rain and storms on the interactive radar hereCheck the latest alerts in your area hereWatch live skycams from around the Carolinas hereGet your hour-by-hour and extended forecast here

Friday night will be cold with clear skies. It will be nice and sunny over the weekend and not as cold in the afternoons getting near normal around 60.

Looking ahead into Thanksgiving week Chief Meteorologist Chris Justus says the pattern will remain active.

First, Chris says to expect an early week warm up near 70 ahead of a cold front that brings cooler temperatures by Wednesday, with highs returning to the 50s.

Chris said the biggest travel day of the year looks dry locally but could feature rain to our west as that system approaches Wednesday night into Thanksgiving Thursday.

Right now, Chris has the forecast at cloudy with scattered rain on Thanksgiving Day.

Chris said current timing has that front pushing east of our area early Friday drying things back out and leading to a cooler and drier Black Friday into next weekend with highs near 60 and lows in the 30s.

Chris said snow is possible in the Midwest up through the Northeast from the Thanksgiving system, if your travels take you up that way.