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Parts of NC under Level 1 risk for severe weather on Monday
Raleigh, N.C. — You can finally put away the umbrella! The clouds are parting, and the sun will be shining on Sunday.
“Make some outdoor plans,” said WRAL meteorologist Zach Maloch.
Sunday’s weather will be warm, breezy and less humid than the past week has been. Temperatures reached 87 degrees, but it will still feel pleasant outside.
You’ll want to get outside while you can on Sunday, because Monday our chance of rain returns. Monday is expected to be warm, with scattered showers across the Triangle.
Some of our communities are under a Level 1 risk for severe weather on Monday. That means that heavy rain and damaging winds will be possible in areas north and northeast of Raleigh.
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On Tuesday, a cold front clears early in the morning and while a few showers are possible, Tuesday will be drier.
Meteorologists also are keeping an eye on a system in the Pacific. If it crosses the Bay of Campeche and emerges in the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday, it has a 40 percent chance to develop into a tropical system in the following five days.
This system is not likely to affect our weather in North Carolina.
