Raleigh will warm from a cool Friday morning into the mid-90s today and near 99°F by Sunday. Low humidity keeps heat index lower, but vulnerable residents should plan ahead.

Sunny and dry through Sunday with highs climbing into the upper 90s; showers and storms may return Sunday night into Monday.

Cool, clear morning in Raleigh; sunny and breezy today with highs near 85. Heat builds into the 90s Friday–Saturday.

A Hyde County pilot pairs ground sensors and analytics to warn growers hours before flooding, helping protect crops and livestock.

Cool, breezy Tuesday morning in Raleigh gives way to upper‑80s and 90s later this week.

Mostly cloudy and near 70°F early Monday; scattered, mostly light showers possible this afternoon. Cooler Tuesday, then a quick warm‑up into the weekend.

Mostly sunny Sunday with a high near 80°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely Monday, June 1, mainly south and east of Raleigh.

A flood watch is in effect for Cherokee and Clay counties through Saturday afternoon as forecasters warn that flash flooding is possible. Heavy downpours could swamp low‑lying roads.

Mostly clear and about 70°F this morning in Raleigh; highs near 86°F and mainly dry today. Rain chances climb Monday with showers and storms likely.

Mostly sunny and warm Friday in Raleigh with a high near 83°F. A brief shower is possible Saturday; a better chance for scattered storms returns Monday.

A severe thunderstorm warning hit southeastern North Carolina Thursday; gusts near 60 mph and frequent lightning were reported.

NWS Blacksburg issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Wilkes and Yadkin counties Wednesday, warning of 60 mph gusts and heavy rain that could pond on roadways. Officials urged people to shelter and drivers to slow down.

NWS warned of 60-mph gusts and penny-sized hail for Halifax and Warren counties Wednesday evening; residents were urged to shelter and avoid flooded roads.