Raleigh gets another sunny day Wednesday, but the weekend will bring cooler temperatures and possible patchy frost in colder spots.

Raleigh gets sunshine and a high near 75 Tuesday, but a cooler weekend is on the way. Some areas north and west of the Triangle could see patchy frost.

Raleigh starts the week sunny, breezy and cool before warming into the 70s. The forecast stays dry through Sunday.

Raleigh gets a crisp, sunny Sunday after weekend rain, with gusty winds and a high near 63. A dry, warmer stretch follows.

Raleigh is waking to rain and falling temperatures Saturday. Gusty north winds will push the day toward a chilly finish before sunshine returns Sunday.

Raleigh could challenge a century-old temperature record Friday before rain and a sharp cooldown arrive overnight.

Raleigh could challenge a 1985 heat record Thursday before a strong cold front sends temperatures tumbling into the 60s this weekend.

Raleigh could reach 91 degrees Wednesday before a sharp Friday night turn. The weekend brings sunshine, 60s and a chance of patchy frost nearby.

Raleigh could hit 91 degrees Wednesday, threatening a long-standing heat record. A strong Friday cold front will bring gusty winds and a much cooler weekend.

Raleigh is in for a warm, dry workweek with temperatures peaking near 90 degrees Wednesday. Then a strong cold front sends weekend highs tumbling into the 60s.

Raleigh starts Sunday in fog before storms, strong winds and a tornado risk arrive by midday. A sunny, unusually warm week follows before a sharp cooldown.

Rain will soak Raleigh through Saturday before thunderstorms and a severe-weather threat arrive Sunday. Sunny weather returns Monday.

Raleigh stays dry Friday before showers, thunderstorms and gusty winds arrive Saturday night and linger through Sunday. Flooding could develop in poor-drainage areas.