Belville, North Carolina – Heavy rain and a rising flood risk could disrupt travel across coastal North Carolina on Friday as another round of storms moves through Brunswick County. Rainfall totals could reach 2 to 4 inches, with flooding possible on low-lying roads like US-74 and NC-133.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, widespread showers are expected to begin Friday morning, with the heaviest rainfall likely between noon and early evening. Thunderstorms may develop during the afternoon, increasing the potential for isolated flooding and hazardous driving conditions. Visibility may be limited during downpours, and motorists are urged to avoid water-covered roads.
Though spotter activation isn’t expected, local residents should monitor alerts and secure loose outdoor items before the storms hit. Brief breaks in precipitation are possible Friday night, but the weekend forecast shows no major drying trend.
Saturday brings a 50% chance of scattered storms, with highs in the low 90s and oppressive humidity. Sunday mirrors Saturday’s pattern, with a higher thunderstorm likelihood and potential for stronger cells during the late afternoon.
Looking into early next week, more rain is on the horizon. Monday and Tuesday will bring daily storm chances of 40% to 50%, with highs hovering in the upper 80s. Rain may linger into midweek.
⚠️ Expect additional alerts if rainfall intensity increases. Stay weather-aware through Tuesday.
🔎 Five-Day Forecast for Belville, NC (June 5–10)
- Thursday (June 5): Heavy showers, 80% chance of rain, high 79°F
- Friday (June 6): Thunderstorms likely after 12 p.m., 80% chance of rain, high 88°F
- Saturday (June 7): Scattered storms, hot and humid, high 92°F, 50% rain chance
- Sunday (June 8): Thunderstorms likely in the afternoon, high 90°F, 60% rain chance
- Monday (June 9): Isolated storms in the afternoon, high 88°F, 40% rain chance
- Tuesday (June 10): Continued storm chances, partly sunny, high 87°F, 50% rain chance
