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8:42 a.m. • 6-19-13

Weather Forecast for Raleigh

  • Today: Thunderstorm.
    • Hi: 85° F
  • Thu: Partly Cloudy.
    • Hi: 85° F
  • Fri: Partly Cloudy.
    • Hi: 85° F

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Published: 2013-03-18 08:05:00
Updated: 2013-03-18 08:05:00

Chilly week ahead after damp Monday


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After Saturday's warm weather in which highs in the mid-70s, Monday was expected to be cooler with a drizzle of rain throughout the day in some areas.

Highs Monday were forecast to be in the low to mid-50s for central North Carolina.

The rain likely won't amount to much, but a band of showers moving into the area early Tuesday could bring brief heavy showers and thunderstorms.

Tuesday's expected to be warmer, with highs in the upper 60s, but it will also be windy, with gusts up to 25-30 mph at times.

Highs for the rest of the week will drop, beginning Wednesday with temperatures ranging in the 50s.

"When you take a look at this week, it's certainly going to be a lot colder than it is warmer," WRAL meteorologist Elizabeth Gardner said.


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@dan cooper

it's called climate change. global warming contributes to the change.

It's 22 degrees colder right now than average for this day, if it were 22 degrees warmer right now, not only would we be wearing shorts, Al Gore and the other leftist pseudo scientists' love of hating on the US and industry and scaring us into green energy scams would be at full throttle.

If a 60 degree day in mid-January is proof of global warming, then what's a 40 degree day in mid-March proof of----

This weekend ain't looking so hot.

Darn it all...I have things I want to get done outside that I can't even start until it warms up and stays warm!

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  1. WRALweathergal: Light rain in southern Hoke and Cumberland Counties will likely linger for the next hour.
      — Wednesday, June 19, 2013 7:41 AM
  2. wralweather: Tropical Depression #Two is 1467 miles SW of Raleigh, moving WNW at 9 mph. Max winds 35 mph. http://t.co/c7HEB3cm4Q #ncwx
      — Wednesday, June 19, 2013 7:40 AM
  3. wralweather: Forecast: Today, thunderstorm, high 85°. Tonight, partly cloudy, low 65°. http://t.co/RMcYv6WbFE
      — Wednesday, June 19, 2013 6:55 AM
  4. WRALweathergal: Pretty sunrise in some spots as skies gradually clear this morning.
      — Wednesday, June 19, 2013 5:56 AM
  5. wralweather: Tropical Depression #Two is 1446 miles SW of Raleigh, moving WNW at 9 mph. Max winds 35 mph. http://t.co/c7HEB3cm4Q #ncwx
      — Wednesday, June 19, 2013 4:40 AM
  6. wralweather: Tropical Depression #Two is 1444 miles SW of Raleigh, moving WNW at 12 mph. Max winds 35 mph. http://t.co/c7HEB3cm4Q #ncwx
      — Wednesday, June 19, 2013 2:00 AM
  7. wralweather: Tropical Depression #Two is 1447 miles SW of Raleigh, moving WNW at 12 mph. Max winds 30 mph. http://t.co/c7HEB3cm4Q #ncwx
      — Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:50 PM
  8. nsj: I resemble that remark. RT @OldCrank: The "treat slight risk as severe wx" people are going to be insufferable this week. CC:@nsj
      — Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:09 PM

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