RALEIGH, NC – Rain showers are expected to move out of Raleigh this morning, leaving behind partly cloudy skies and a warm high of 79°F by afternoon. The National Weather Service (NWS) has indicated that scattered showers could persist into the evening, so commuters should prepare for potential wet roadways, especially near I-40 and local highways. While rain clears today, residents can anticipate more sunshine heading into Friday and the Veterans Day weekend.
According to the NWS, clouds will linger overnight into Friday with only a slight chance of early morning showers, before transitioning to clearer skies. Friday’s temperatures will be slightly cooler, reaching a high of 77°F, perfect for those planning to start their weekend activities. By Saturday, the weather is expected to be mostly sunny, with highs around 66°F and overnight lows dropping to 46°F, marking a notable cooling trend.
Sunday will see mostly cloudy skies, with temperatures further cooling to a high of 69°F. For those attending Veterans Day events on Monday, the forecast looks promising, with partly sunny skies and a high near 75°F. The NWS advises residents to keep an umbrella handy through Thursday night, but no major rainfall is expected after this morning’s showers.
Throughout the weekend, temperatures will remain above normal for November. However, cooler conditions are setting in, providing a crisp, autumnal feel for outdoor events. For the latest updates, residents can check the NWS Raleigh website or tune into local weather reports.
