RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Tonight: Cloudy. A few showers, brief period of freezing rain north of the Triangle. Low of 36.
First Alert Day
Tomorrow: Morning rain with some freezing rain north of the Triangle, especially along the NC/VA line.
Precipitation tapers off during the afternoon and evening hours. After 1pm, expect a stray rain shower (or even a stray snow shower along the NC/VA line in the afternoon and evening). There will be a huge range in temperatures: Upper 30s to the north, upper 40s in the Triangle and around 60 in the Sandhills.
Tuesday-Thursday: Bright and brisk. Highs in the upper 30s and low 40s.
Friday: Increasing clouds. High of 42.
Next System:
Friday Night - Saturday: We are steadily watching an area of low pressure that will slide south of North Carolina. Though it is too far away to provide specifics, this system will bring a chance of snow for our north counties (along the NC/VA line), a wintry mix to the Triangle and rain to the Sandhills. Expect afternoon highs on Saturday in the mid 40s.
Sunday: Decreasing clouds. High of 44.
Stay Warm & Dry!
Robert Johnson