Raleigh gets a calm, clear Sunday after a chilly start, with sunshine pushing temperatures toward 66 degrees by afternoon. Rain is not part of today's plan, and light west winds should keep outdoor errands, walks and Veterans Day preparations comfortable.
Clear Skies Settle In Sunday
The National Weather Service in Raleigh forecasts sunny skies Sunday with west winds between 0 and 6 mph. Tonight stays clear as temperatures fall to around 45 degrees, and no watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for the Raleigh area.
Warm Stretch Builds Through Veterans Day
Monday should be sunny with a high near 68, followed by another sunny day Tuesday reaching about 71 degrees. Clear skies and light winds could allow some patchy frost in colder spots Tuesday morning before the afternoon warmth arrives.
Wednesday, Veterans Day, remains mostly sunny with another high near 71. The combination of mild afternoons and cool mornings will make Raleigh's forecast feel like two seasons sharing one calendar.
Rain Chances Return Thursday
A slight chance of showers could arrive Thursday afternoon, though late-week rain chances and amounts remain highly uncertain. Showers remain possible Thursday night, with mostly cloudy skies and a low around 43.
Friday turns cooler, with a slight chance of early showers and a high near 58.
Chilly Weekend Follows
Saturday looks mostly sunny with a high near 63 degrees, while nighttime temperatures dip to around 50 Friday night and 40 Saturday night. For Raleigh residents planning ahead, Sunday is the best bet for easy outdoor time before the forecast shifts from warm afternoons to a sharper late-week chill.
