RALEIGH, NC — Veterans Day is set to bring rain and potential thunderstorms to the Raleigh area, impacting morning plans across the city. Residents should prepare for scattered showers and possible storms, especially before noon, as they honor the holiday. Winds from the west are expected to reach 6-8 mph, with a 40% chance of precipitation through the day.
According to the National Weather Service, the rain will begin late Sunday night, transitioning into thunderstorms by early Monday morning. Rainfall amounts could range from a tenth to a quarter of an inch, with higher totals possible in thunderstorms. This active weather may pose travel delays on Veterans Day morning, so travelers are advised to check road conditions before heading out.
As the week progresses, Raleigh can expect a shift towards calmer weather. Monday night will be mostly clear, with temperatures dropping to around 51°F. By Tuesday, the forecast predicts sunny skies and a high of 65°F, with calm winds creating a pleasant, dry start to the workweek. Nights are expected to be cool, dipping into the low 40s, providing a refreshing break from recent humidity.
Looking ahead, Wednesday will continue the clear trend with sunny skies and highs around 60°F, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities. By Thursday, the partly sunny skies will maintain moderate temperatures, reaching a high near 63°F.
Residents should monitor forecasts and consider rescheduling Veterans Day outdoor events if thunderstorms intensify.
