North Carolina residents can expect a chilly Sunday morning in Raleigh, with a high of 67 degrees, followed by a gradual increase in rain chances by evening. The cooler-than-normal temperatures will persist, while thunderstorms could disrupt outdoor plans for Veterans Day on Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday night will bring a 60% chance of showers in Raleigh, mainly after 1 a.m., with temperatures around 59 degrees. Veterans Day itself is likely to see further rain, with a high near 75 and possible thunderstorms. This wet weather could impact local Veterans Day parades and outdoor events, urging residents to plan accordingly and consider bringing rain gear if attending public events.
After the rainy start to the week, Monday night will continue with a chance of showers, cooling down to 55 degrees. The weather clears up slightly by Tuesday, which should be mostly sunny with a high near 71, offering a brief respite before the cooler conditions return midweek.
Wednesday and Thursday will remain partly cloudy with highs around 65 and 69, respectively, signaling a generally cool and clear trend as the week progresses. Drivers are encouraged to remain cautious during rainy spells, especially on major routes like I-40 and U.S. 1, where visibility may be reduced and roads slick from rain.
Stay updated with local forecasts and adjust travel plans as needed, especially if attending outdoor events on Veterans Day.
