Severe Storms Expected Across Central North Carolina This Sunday
Severe thunderstorms are anticipated to develop in central North Carolina on Sunday, with a level 2 risk issued for the Sandhills, Wake County, and various areas east of Interstate 85.
Weather Forecast Details
Early Sunday will present favorable weather conditions, with no rain expected and temperatures rising to the upper 80s. However, as the day unfolds, the threat of storms will increase significantly, peaking between 3 and 10 p.m.
Storm Characteristics
The incoming storms are projected to originate from the west, bringing with them frequent lightning and heavy rain showers. The primary risk associated with these storms will be strong winds capable of causing damage.
Flooding Concerns
While locally heavy rainfall is likely, instances of widespread flash flooding are not anticipated. Most areas can expect rainfall amounts between 0.25 and 0.5 inches, with some localized regions potentially receiving up to an inch.
Post-Storm Outlook
The severe weather should subside by midnight, although some lingering storms might persist into the early hours of Monday. The day is forecasted to have a mix of sun and clouds, maintaining warm and humid conditions with highs also reaching the upper 80s.
Coming Days Forecast
The weather from Tuesday through Friday promises an exceptional stretch for August, with temperatures expected to cool down to the low 80s and relative humidity remaining low.
