Raleigh, NC – Residents in the Triangle can expect a sunny but cold start to the week as temperatures remain well below average. Monday will bring highs near 49°F under clear skies, while overnight lows are expected to dip into the mid-20s.
According to the National Weather Service, calm winds on Monday will gradually shift to light northwesterly breezes into Tuesday, with wind speeds increasing to 11 mph. Daytime highs for Tuesday and Wednesday will stay chilly, reaching only 39°F to 45°F. Overnight temperatures could plunge into the teens by midweek, particularly on Tuesday night.
Commuters should take extra care when heading out in the mornings, as frost may develop overnight, creating potentially slick conditions on bridges and overpasses. While no hazardous weather is expected for Monday, residents are advised to prepare for extended exposure to cold air, especially on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
By Thursday, a slight warming trend is expected, with highs reaching 45°F under sunny skies. However, the clear weather may give way to a chance of rain by Friday night.
Those spending time outdoors this week should dress warmly and monitor forecasts for updates on potential weather advisories. The cold wave could lead to frostbite risks if proper precautions aren’t taken.
Stay tuned for updates throughout the week as temperatures fluctuate and conditions change. For more information, visit weather.gov or follow local weather alerts.
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