It's the 'unofficial' start to summer this weekend and it will certainly feel like it. Heat Index Values could rise into the 90s as the humidity will be quite high through Memorial Day. Stay cool!!!
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Coming up at 4 PM on WRAL, we are in a Level 1 threat for strong to severe storms tomorrow. I'll have the latest run of Futurecast showing when we are most likely to see these storms. Join me!
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Coming up at 11 PM on WRAL. Severe storms are moving through the Midwest with tornado damage. I will track where these storms head in the coming days and if they will impact the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
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I got a bit excited when I saw the Temperature Outlook as we round out May and start June. Highs in the 70s with lows in the 50s anyone??? Dew points in the 40s/50s?
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Storm chances are going to grow in the coming days but it won't be a washout on any given day. It's starting to resemble a summer-like storm pattern. Just keep an eye to the skies!!
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What a gorgeous day and today and more nice ones to come, except it does warm up! At 5 PM on WRAL, I am tracking our next chances for showers and storms. I show you when to expect them.
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Coming up at 11 PM on WRAL, showers and storms remain in the forecast and the evening Saturday could be VERY wet. I'll highlight what we can see through the day and night Saturday and how long the rain lasts into Sunday.
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The rain has been moving so slowly and coming down heavily that there's now a Flood Advisory issued for parts of Granville, Durham, Orange, Alamance and all of Person County until 8:45 PM. between .5' and 2' of rain has fallen in this area!
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Showers and storms are going to be ongoing this evening and overnight so be prepared for wet dog walks and perhaps the rumble of thunder while you sleep tonight. More rain to come Saturday!
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Coming up at 4 PM on WRAL, we have the risk for strong to severe storms with Saturday being a WRAL Weather Alert Day. I will time out the wettest hours and when the storms could be at their strongest.
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Coming up at 11 PM on WRAL, we are tracking a return of wet weather this weekend, including a threat for severe storms Saturday. I'll outline what we could potentially see with Futurecast.
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After a break from the rain today, showers and storms return to the forecast tomorrow and even more so for the weekend. Keep the umbrellas handy over the next three days! At 5 PM I'll outline the wettest hours with Futurecast.
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The cold front is passing and winds are kicking up this evening along with a bug drop in humidity. Are you feeling it? It will be a chilly start to your Saturday and a gorgeous weekend but I am tracking some Saturday night rain in the forecast at 11!
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect for parts of Hoke, Scotland and Richmond Counties until 7:30 PM. The storm could produce winds of 60 mph and quarter size hail as it moves to the east at 50 mph.
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for parts of Cumberland and Sampson Counties until 5:30 PM> This storm could produce 60 mph winds and quarter size hail as it moves to the east at 35 mph.
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect for parts of Sampson County until 4:45 PM. This storm has the potential to produce ping pong ball sized hail as it moves to the east at 35 mph. Stay safe!!
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The hail is growing inside this storm over southwest Harnett County. Hail the size of golf balls is looking possible with this as it moves to the east and southeast as 35 mph.
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Moore, Harnett, Cumberland and Hoke Counties until 4:40 PM. This storm could produce winds of 60 mph and quarter-size hail as it moves east at 35 mph.
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The strongest solar storm in 19 yrs is set to hit the Earth today and it will spark Auroras which could possibly be seen as far south as Florida. Step out from 2 AM through 5 AM Saturday for a possible sighting here!
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We have our eyes on the radar watching for strong to severe storms. Damaging winds and large hail could be seen with the severe storms through about 9 PM. We'll have LIVE coverage starting at 4 PM on WRAL.
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