Chick Jacobs
Weather Reporter and Senior Writer at Fayetteville Observer
The weather source in the N.C. Sandhills for #Weatherhounds everywhere. If cancer's gonna kill me, it'll have to try harder #FightLikeHell True son of Clemson.
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1 week ago |
fayobserver.com | Chick Jacobs
The Cape Fear region can expect cooler temperatures followed by significant rainfall next week. Weekend weather will start with sunshine and cooler temperatures before transitioning to increased humidity and chances of showers on Sunday. Heavy rain is anticipated Monday and Tuesday, potentially totaling up to 5 inches by late next week. The Cape Fear region will see a cooler, then much wetter, week ahead.
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3 weeks ago |
fayobserver.com | Chick Jacobs
The Cape Fear region will experience mild and dry conditions to end May, with warmer weather and afternoon thundershowers expected next week. Highs for Friday and Saturday will reach the low 80s, with lows in the low 60s, and a greater chance of showers on Saturday. Sunday will be dry and pleasant with highs in the low 70s. The Cape Fear region dodged 90-degree temperatures for at least another week. But we dodged meaningful widespread rainfall, as well.
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4 weeks ago |
fayobserver.com | Chick Jacobs
Warm temperatures are expected in the Cape Fear region this Easter weekend, potentially reaching 90 degrees. The warm weather will be accompanied by high pollen counts, with no rain expected until early next week. Easter Sunday will be warm and breezy, with temperatures in the 80s by lunchtime. After a couple of pleasant, seasonal days, things will heat up in the Cape Fear region this Easter weekend.
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1 month ago |
fayobserver.com | Chick Jacobs
It's been a long dry spell for the Cape Fear region. But, for the first time in months, it appears we may be getting back to normal. After this week's widespread rainfall, portions of the northern region are entirely clear of drought. Elsewhere, only southern Bladen and Robeson counties are still under Level 1 drought conditions. Things may further improve over the next couple of days as a series of low-pressure systems cross the Carolinas ahead of the weekend.
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1 month ago |
fayobserver.com | Chick Jacobs
The region will see fluctuating temperatures, with highs in the 90s and lows potentially dropping to the upper 30s. A strong cold front is expected to bring widespread showers and a potential for heavy rainfall early next week. Despite the arrival of cooler air, frost is not anticipated in the coming days. This morning, for the first time since last September, Fayetteville didn't see the low side of 70 degrees.
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The SPC's Level 2 risk for this afternoon-evening ticked a bit further south. https://t.co/Gm1JzxW4mX
Any showers that develop today should stay well to our north. Saturday looks similar, but we'll be watching a dying storm system crossing the mountains. If it holds together, the northern region could see late showers.
After a morning low in the upper 60s, the Sandhills will race headlong into the mid-90s this afternoon. Please take it easy outdoors: We haven't been this warm sinnce last September.
