Asheville Area Visitor Information - Plus - Weather!
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AshevilleNC.com - General Asheville information
Asheville Citizen-Times Newspaper
City of Asheville
Official city site with local news and events
Official State Traffic Reports
Visit the site above, or call 511 while in state for current reports.
Hendersonville Tourist Info Center -
on Main St-Click on groups/event planning for wedding info
Preferred Properties
Want to move to Asheville? Contact Asheville native Elizabeth Etheridge for expert real estate assistance. Office 828-258-2953.
Asheville Citizen-Times Newspaper
City of Asheville
Official city site with local news and events
Official State Traffic Reports
Visit the site above, or call 511 while in state for current reports.
Hendersonville Tourist Info Center -
on Main St-Click on groups/event planning for wedding info
Preferred Properties
Want to move to Asheville? Contact Asheville native Elizabeth Etheridge for expert real estate assistance. Office 828-258-2953.
Weather Information
If you are planning a wedding in Asheville, you should be aware that, while the weather is mild and agreeable most of the time, conditions change frequently. A favorite saying here is, "If you don't like the weather, just wait a minute, it will change." Meteorologists blame this on our location between two giant mountain ranges -- the Great Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains. We enjoy four distinct seasons, with snowy, cold winters, cool, rainy springs, hot, bright summers, and crisp falls with lots of color. While outdoor weddings look nice on t.v., most of them are filmed in sunny, dry Southern California. If any part of your event is going to be outdoors, we encourage you to plan for inclement weather. And definitely plan on cooler temperatures after dark. We can help you with local weather predictions, and we always create back up plans just in case.
Best Local Weather Links
National Weather Service Forecast for Asheville and Vicinity
Bloomie's Wedding Weather
Find the best date for weddings in your location, or typical weather for your wedding date. Yes, it's from Bloomingdale's!
Wedding Weather from the Farmer's Almanac
Sunset times and other wedding planning tools and trivia
Ray's Weather
Local forecaster based in Boone has numerous weather-related resources in an easy-to-navigate site.
More Weather Tips
July and August are the hottest months -- daytime temps are in the '90s, with super-high humidity. We often have afternoon showers between 3 and 5. Tents, fans, and water bottles recommended!
January and February are the coldest months, with lots of rain and snow. Not recommended!
March is the wettest month, with both rain and snowfall, but most spring months are rainy and cool.
(Some parts of WNC are wet all year -- Highlands is considered a "rain forest.")
April and November can be super cold or super warm; it just depends on the year. Plan for both. Snow in April is a still a possibility.
October is the driest month, with the most clear days. Trees turn colors mid-month and are spectacular!
September and November are also pretty dry. But expect cooler temps at night.
December is cold and has the most cloudy days.
Get your personalized, accurate, dependable wedding weather forecast from by a professional meteorologist with local ties
Rain or Shine Weddings
If you are planning a wedding in Asheville, you should be aware that, while the weather is mild and agreeable most of the time, conditions change frequently. A favorite saying here is, "If you don't like the weather, just wait a minute, it will change." Meteorologists blame this on our location between two giant mountain ranges -- the Great Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains. We enjoy four distinct seasons, with snowy, cold winters, cool, rainy springs, hot, bright summers, and crisp falls with lots of color. While outdoor weddings look nice on t.v., most of them are filmed in sunny, dry Southern California. If any part of your event is going to be outdoors, we encourage you to plan for inclement weather. And definitely plan on cooler temperatures after dark. We can help you with local weather predictions, and we always create back up plans just in case.
Best Local Weather Links
National Weather Service Forecast for Asheville and Vicinity
Bloomie's Wedding Weather
Find the best date for weddings in your location, or typical weather for your wedding date. Yes, it's from Bloomingdale's!
Wedding Weather from the Farmer's Almanac
Sunset times and other wedding planning tools and trivia
Ray's Weather
Local forecaster based in Boone has numerous weather-related resources in an easy-to-navigate site.
More Weather Tips
July and August are the hottest months -- daytime temps are in the '90s, with super-high humidity. We often have afternoon showers between 3 and 5. Tents, fans, and water bottles recommended!
January and February are the coldest months, with lots of rain and snow. Not recommended!
March is the wettest month, with both rain and snowfall, but most spring months are rainy and cool.
(Some parts of WNC are wet all year -- Highlands is considered a "rain forest.")
April and November can be super cold or super warm; it just depends on the year. Plan for both. Snow in April is a still a possibility.
October is the driest month, with the most clear days. Trees turn colors mid-month and are spectacular!
September and November are also pretty dry. But expect cooler temps at night.
December is cold and has the most cloudy days.
Get your personalized, accurate, dependable wedding weather forecast from by a professional meteorologist with local ties
Rain or Shine Weddings
There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear. 1 John 4:18 (KJV)