North Carolina – Raleigh residents should prepare for dense fog tonight through Wednesday morning, with reduced visibility posing risks on major routes, especially I-40. The National Weather Service has issued a fog advisory for the region, advising drivers to exercise caution on the roads early Wednesday as visibility may be limited. Warm temperatures will persist throughout the week, with highs approaching 79 degrees on Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, Raleigh will see unseasonably warm weather today, with highs reaching 72 degrees under partly sunny skies. As the sun sets, fog is expected to develop, becoming locally dense across Raleigh and surrounding areas into Wednesday morning. Drivers should be particularly cautious along major roadways, including I-40 and nearby interstates, as visibility could drop significantly in fog-prone areas.
On Wednesday, residents can expect even warmer temperatures, with a high of 79 degrees anticipated under partly sunny skies once the fog lifts mid-morning. Wednesday night will bring partly cloudy conditions and a low around 57 degrees. Thursday promises another warm day, with a high nearing 80 degrees, accompanied by a gentle southwest breeze, making it one of the warmest days of the week.
Looking ahead, Friday will maintain sunny skies and a high of 81 degrees, but temperatures are set to dip slightly over the weekend. Saturday will see partly sunny skies with a high of 68 degrees, and cooler overnight lows around 48 degrees. Sunshine returns on Sunday, with temperatures climbing to around 74 degrees, rounding off a warm start to the weekend for Raleigh.
