The National Weather Service in Raleigh, North Carolina, has issued a forecast for the upcoming week, with conditions expected to quickly change as the week progresses. The weather outlook for today is pleasant with mostly sunny skies and a high nearing 71 degrees; a stark contrast to the chilly 48 degrees and mostly cloudy conditions seen at 6:51 am earlier. Temperatures are expected to dip to a low around 49 degrees tonight, under partly cloudy skies and calm conditions,
Looking ahead to Tuesday, we can to expect similar weather with highs around 71 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Calm winds will pick up slightly, turning southwest around 5 mph in the afternoon. However, the tranquility may fade as the week progresses, with a chance of showers creeping in late Tuesday night. Forecasters at theNWSpredict a 50% chance of precipitation, with potential showers continuing intermittently through Wednesday.
According to the detailed forecast published by the National Weather Service, Wednesday could see a continuation of rain before 1 pm, followed by a chance of showers afterward, maintaining overcast skies with a steady high near 71 degrees. Southwest winds will be gentle, stirring at 5 to 7 mph in the morning. As we venture into Wednesday night, there’s a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms before 10 pm, shifting to a potential for scattered showers until around 1 am, followed by clearer skies as temperatures drop to about 42 degrees.
Thursday heralds a return to sunnier days, with a high soaring near 56 degrees, giving residents a respite from the dampness of the preceding days. As the weekend approaches, the weather is expected to remain favorable, with sunny forecasts and temperatures ranging in the mid-50s throughout the day and chilling to the upper 30s at night. Sunday promises more sunshine, with a high peaking around 57 degrees, wrapping up the week on a bright note.
Amidst this generally mild weather, ahazardous weather outlookhas been released for central North Carolina, warning of potential severe weather conditions. “A strong cold front will move through Wednesday night. Ahead of the front, isolated severe storms are possible in the mid to late evening hours,” the National Weather Service cautions. The main threat appears to be isolated severe wind gusts. While there is no call for spotter activation at this moment, the National Weather Service advises residents to remain alert as the situation develops over the next several days.
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