Raleigh, N.C. — Saturday was a perfect start to summer in the Triangle as temperatures climbed into the mid-80s under sunny skies. Sunday and Monday will bring more clouds into the area, but Memorial Day celebrations should remain mostly dry, according to the National Weather Service. More Info     Memorial Day event roundup

"We have a very slight chance to see isolated showers to our east Saturday night,"  WRAL meteorologist Aimee Wilmoth said.

Over night Saturday will very mild, cooling only into the mid-60s, before the mercury begins to rise again Sunday.  

It won't get quite as warm, and the humidity will be more apparent, especially during the morning hours, the forecast shows.

Sunday afternoon could bring some widely scattered showers and even thunderstorms across central North Carolina.

"These storms will not be related directly to Beryl, but rather an influx of deeper moisture and instability from the Atlantic. While the cells will probably be rather hit and miss in nature, a few may produce locally heavy downpours," Wilmoth said.

The effects of that system are likely to come by mid-week. Forecast models show Beryl making landfall along the Florida-Georgia line late Sunday and moving inland before making another turn to the north.