Cloudy and muggy this morning in Raleigh with storms likely this afternoon between 3–8 PM; east‑of‑the‑Triad has the highest chance for stronger cells.

Patchy fog Saturday morning, then mostly sunny and warm with highs near 81°F. Showers and a marginal severe risk arrive Sunday; plan outdoor time accordingly.

Raleigh will warm into the low 80s Friday with patchy morning fog and a chance of storms Sunday.

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Muggy mornings and highs near 79°F on Thursday, March 5, 2026. Expect morning fog, breezy afternoons, and storms possible Sunday–Monday.

Patchy dense fog this morning may slow commutes; sunshine returns with highs near 76°F and an extended warm spell later in the week.

Cloudy Tuesday with patchy fog for early commutes and a high near 59°F; a fast warmup into the 70s–80s is expected later this week.

Cool, damp start Monday with light rain possible after 10 a.m.; a late-week warmup to the upper 70s–80s is expected.

Sunny and warm Sunday with highs near 73°F. A cold front brings cooler, damp weather Monday.

Morning fog gives way to sunshine and highs near 65°F. A low‑probability wintry mix is possible Monday–Tuesday, but impacts should be minimal.

Fog and light drizzle slow Raleigh’s morning commute; a warm weekend returns with highs near 65–72°F.

Warm afternoon shifts to rain late Wednesday night. Gusty southwest winds and localized heavy bands may drop 2+ inches near US‑64.