The aforementioned area of low pressure from the Gulf of Mexico will stall out just offshore of the coast Tuesday, Wednesday and into Thursday, which will mean areas from I-95 east will be at the greatest risk for some periods of rain, according to ABC11 Meteorologist Don "Big Weather" Schwenneker.
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Schwenneker says the corridor just west of I-95, including the Raleigh-Durham area, will remain rather cloudy through at least Thursday with the opportunity for a little rain and drizzle from time to time.
"The best opportunity for precipitation to get west of I-95 in North Carolina will be tonight into Wednesday," he said.
As we move toward Friday, the area of low pressure lurking just offshore will finally push northward up the mid-Atlantic coast.
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