Raleigh, NC – A mix of rain and sunshine will shape the early part of the week in North Carolina, with showers expected late Monday before spring temperatures return midweek. After a cloudy and damp start, Raleigh will see a gradual warming trend with highs reaching the mid-70s by Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is likely Monday night, mainly before 11 p.m., with lows dipping to around 41°F. Winds will shift from the north at 7 mph, helping clear out lingering moisture by early Tuesday. Skies will brighten on Tuesday, bringing sunshine and a high near 73°F, offering a preview of the spring warmth ahead.
By Wednesday, sunny skies and a high near 74°F will dominate, with calm conditions expected overnight. Thursday will see mostly cloudy skies with highs reaching 75°F, setting the stage for a mild and comfortable end to the workweek.
Looking ahead, Friday will be mostly sunny, with temperatures climbing near 78°F, making it one of the warmest days of the week. However, clouds will return by Saturday, with a chance of showers and a high of 80°F. By Sunday, rain chances increase to 70%, bringing a wet end to the weekend.
Drivers along I-40 and I-540 should be cautious of wet roads Monday night but can expect dry conditions for most of the week. Residents should enjoy the warmer weather and plan for potential rain showers by the weekend.
