Raleigh, NC – Residents across central North Carolina should prepare for patchy frost tonight and Monday morning, with temperatures dipping to near 40°F overnight. Mild conditions will follow, bringing a sunny and warmer start to the holiday week.
According to the National Weather Service in Raleigh, frost is expected before 8 a.m. Monday. Daytime highs will reach 69°F under mostly sunny skies with calm winds. Travelers along major roadways, including I-40, are encouraged to remain cautious during early morning hours when frost could cause slick spots.
Looking ahead, Tuesday will bring partly cloudy skies and highs near 67°F, though a slight chance of sprinkles is forecast before the afternoon. Winds will shift, becoming northwesterly at 6-9 mph by Tuesday evening as temperatures drop to 38°F.
Thanksgiving Day could bring showers after 1 p.m., with a 60% chance of precipitation and highs near 64°F. Travelers should allow extra time on roadways as holiday traffic combines with potentially wet conditions.
The five-day forecast shows cooler temperatures returning Friday, with highs near 52°F under mostly sunny skies. As nighttime lows dip to 30°F, frost may make another appearance by the weekend.
Stay updated with the latest weather alerts as conditions evolve throughout the week. Ensure outdoor plants are protected tonight and monitor forecasts for holiday travel.
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