Raleigh residents can anticipate a mix of cloudy skies and mild temperatures in the coming days. Starting today, the forecast predicts patchy fog clearing by mid-morning, giving way to partly sunny skies with a high nearing 82 degrees and gusts possibly reaching 18 mph. The weather pattern continues to be moderately temperate in the evenings, with tonight showing just a 20% chance of light rain after 3 am and lows around 60 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service.
As the weekend approaches, the National Weather Service outlines a mostly cloudy Saturday with highs dipping slightly to 68 degrees and a northeastern breeze contributing to the gentle shift cooling down the autumn air, the evenings will bring partly cloudy conditions with the mercury dropping to 50 degrees calm winds are expected without significant change in weather dynamics, Sunday's forecast promises more sunshine with highs again around 68 and light northeast winds at 6 mph, leading into a partly cloudy night with lows hovering near 53.
The early part of next week brings a mix of sun and clouds. Monday sees a rise to a mild 74 degrees but holds onto partly sunny conditions, while by nightfall the clouds gather with lows predicted at 58 degrees. A consistent pattern seems to be setting in based on the National Weather Service forecast, with Tuesday's sunshine pushing temperatures up to a comfortable high near 80, followed by yet another partly cloudy night and lows at a slightly warmer 62 degrees.
Midweek, residents can expect a similar trend to persist, with partly sunny skies during the day and highs reaching 81 degrees on Wednesday and the night will cast a mostly cloudy veil across the sky with lows at 64 degrees, a change appears to be on the horizon by Thursday, however, as the chance of showers comes into the picture, the National Weather Service gives a 30% likelihood of precipitation amid partly sunny skies and a high near 79.
