Week starts off less humid, still hot
The cold front that brought blasts of thunder and lightning to the Triangle overnight will dry the air as it passes out of the region Monday, meteorologist Mike Maze said.
Posted — UpdatedMaze forecast a high temperature of 93 degrees in Raleigh and 94 degrees in Fayetteville on Monday.
Sunday storms, Monday clean-up
High winds accompanied the late-night storms. Trees were knocked down in numerous communities, and two possible lightning strikes on houses a half-mile apart were reported in Carrboro, in Orange County, one on Pathway Drive and one on Deer Trail. In Chapel Hill, police had to divert traffic on MLK Jr. Boulevard because of a downed tree.
Copyright 2024 by Capitol Broadcasting Company. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.