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Updated: 12:27 PM EDT Jul 14, 2020

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LAST MONTH IS NOW IN THE HISTORY BOOKS. AS THE THIRD WARMEST JUNE ON RECORD. THOSE FINDINGS ARE FROM THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION. JUNE 2020 TIED WITH JUNE 20-15 AS THIRD-WARMEST JUNE ON RECORD. NOAA. ALSO SAYS THE FIRST HALF OF THIS YEAR, SAW NEAR-RECORD WARMTH. FOR THE GLOBE. >> MOSTLY SUNNY AND PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES. MOSTLY SUNNY IN GREENVILLE AND ANDERSON STOP OUR WARMING TREND CONTINUES AS WE LOOK TO STAY MOSTLY DRY THROUGH THURSDAY AND AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE END OF THE WEEKEND — WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND, SCATTERED SHOWERS. ON THE RADAR, WE ARE DRY WITH ALL THE SUNSHINE. WE ARE DRY FROM THE MOUNTAINS ALL THE WAY TO THE COAST. A REALLY NICE DAY ACROSS THE REGION. AS WE PUT OUR FUTURE RADAR, THE RAINFALL PROJECTION, INTO MOTION BETWEEN TODAY AND TOMORROW — AND FRIDAY, SPECT IF YOU SPOTTY SHOWERS TODAY AND TOMORROW. YOU CAN SEE ISOLATED SHOWERS REALLY DO NOT AMOUNT TO MUCH IN THE WAY OF ACCUMULATION. MORE SON AND DRY TIME THAN ANYTHING UNTIL WE GET FURTHER INTO THE WEEKEND. THIS AFTERNOON, IF YOU STRAY SHOWERS AND ISOLATED IN NATURE FOR THE MOUNTAINS TODAY. MOST OF YOU WILL STAY DRY AND THAT WILL BE THE CASE TODAY AND TOMORROW. A COUPLE HERE AND A COUPLE THERE, BUT A LOT OF SUNSHINE FOR MOST OF US. THE SUN TOMORROW WILL HELP US GET TO THE WARMEST DAY OF THE YEAR SO FAR, 94 DEGREES. TOMORROW, WE ARE LOOKING AT BEING A COUPLE OF DEGREES WARMER THAN THAT. FOR ASHEVILLE, THE WARMEST TEMPERATURE YOU HAD WAS 91. THAT WAS LAST MONTH. NOT EXPECT TO GET ANY WARMER THAN THAT. IF YOU DEGREES WARMER TOMORROW WITH THE HUMIDITY CLIMBING, IT WILL FEEL LIKE THE LOW 100S AGAIN FOR YOUR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. ALL THE HEAT STARTS BUILDING AND IT CULMINATES TO A COUPLE ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. BACK TO THE REGULAR SUMMERTIME AFTERNOON THUNDERSTORM PATTERN. IT WILL BRING TEMPERATURES DOWN A COUPLE OF DEGREES BUT NOTICE WE WILL STILL BE SLIGHTLY A