Cool, brisk Sunday perfect for Triangle festivals
An unusually hot first week of fall has transitioned into a "cooler than normal" second week.
Posted — UpdatedAccording to WRAL meteorologist Mike Moss, northern parts of the viewing area dipped into the low 40s on Sunday morning, and the rest of central North Carolina is cooler than average as well. "There's a sizable change of air mass, since we were in the 90s just days ago," said Moss.
According to Moss, highs will be in the low 70s on Sunday courtesy of high pressure north of the state that is stretching south. "We'll see sunny skies early, with some patchy fair weather clouds after midday and pleasantly mild temperatures and low humidity," said Moss.
"It will be a very nice fall day to finish the weekend."
The start of the work week will be equally pleasant, but warmer, with highs in the mid to upper 70s.
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