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Today's Forecast

77°
64°

Updated: Wednesday June 19, 2013 at 10:50 AM by Meteorologist Brian Keane:

This Afternoon: Decreasing clouds. High: 77. Winds: NE 5-10 mph.

Tonight: Mostly clear. Low: 56. Winds: E 5 mph to calm.

Thursday: Mostly Sunny. High: 80. Winds: E-SE 5-10 mph.

Extended Forecast: Expect lots of sunshine as we close our the work week, and head through the up coming weekend. As of now, our next chance of rain appears as it will hold off until late Monday into Tuesday of next week. In addition to tons of sun, we'll also see a rush of slightly cooler & much drier air for the end of this week. Expect the heat and humidity to return for the weekend, with highs flirting with the 90 degree mark by Sunday.

7-Day Forecast: Salisbury

Wednesday

77°
64°

Lingering Showers Wrapping Up Early, Becoming Partly To Mostly Sunny

Thursday

80°
56°

Mostly Sunny

Friday

82°
56°

Mostly Sunny

Saturday

85°
58°

Mostly Sunny

Sunday

88°
64°

Mostly Sunny

Monday

88°
70°

Partly, Becoming Mostly Cloudy With A Slight Chance Of A Shower Or Storm Late

Tuesday

89°
70°

Partly To Mostly Cloudy With A Chance Of Showers & T'storms

Currently in Salisbury as of

70°(Feels like 70°)
Cloudy
Wind: NE @ 8 mph
Barometer: 30.02 in.
Sunrise: 05:38
Sunset: 20:29
Humidity: 78%
UV Index: 8.00

Regional Conditions

Salisbury: 70°

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