Showers possible any day this week
No single day will be a total washout this week, but there's a chance for rain each afternoon.
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Areas south and east of Raleigh should expect rain Monday morning before showers make their way to Raleigh later in the afternoon.
Temperatures will warm into the low 90s when the sun peeks through, but there is about a 30 percent chance for rain every day this week.
No severe storms are in the forecast, and showers will be passing rather than sustained. No single day will be a total washout this week, but there's a chance for rain each afternoon.
Bertha is expected to become a Category 1 hurricane late Tuesday or early Wednesday, but it is expected to stay well offshore in the Atlantic Ocean.
"There is an upper level trough over the eastern United States that looks like it will steer the storm toward the north and then toward the northeast in the next couple days," WRAL meteorologist Mike Moss said. "It will be well to the east of North Carolina and well to the west of Bermuda, so hopefully no huge impacts on either of those locations."
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