Raleigh, NC – Spring weather in North Carolina is bringing rain, thunderstorms, and humidity, with Thursday and Friday marking the peak of unsettled conditions.
Raleigh could see thunderstorms and heavy showers, especially Thursday afternoon through Friday evening. Drivers should prepare for potential delays and wet roads, particularly after 2 p.m. Thursday. The National Weather Service warns of scattered storms, which could cause minor flooding in low-lying areas and along smaller roads.
According to the NWS, Thursday’s weather will be primarily cloudy with a high near 81°F. The risk of showers and thunderstorms increases in the afternoon and continues into the evening. Friday also sees a 30% chance of rain with a few showers before noon, followed by more thunderstorms in the afternoon. Temperatures will peak at 77°F. Locals should take necessary precautions, including securing outdoor items and planning travel routes to avoid storm-prone areas.
The risk of storms could extend into the weekend, but there’s a break in between, with Saturday expected to remain mostly sunny with mild temperatures. Residents should keep an eye on the forecast for any updates to alerts, especially if storm intensity increases. Thunderstorms could bring isolated heavy rain and gusty winds, so check conditions before venturing out.
As the workweek continues, keep your rain gear handy and stay updated. For Friday through Sunday, Raleigh can expect rain chances tapering off, but expect more active conditions next week with a stronger chance for more showers.
