Raleigh ties record, warm spell continues
After tying a 10-year-old record high Saturday, North Carolinians will bask in mild temperatures, sunshine and warm, southwesterly breezes for most of Sunday.
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"We got the weekend off to a springlike and record-tying day yesterday," WRAL meteorologist Mike Moss said.
Temperatures rose into the 50s before sunrise Sunday and reached a high of 75 degrees. Skies stayed mostly sunny, but a cold front rolled through in the afternoon, bringing occasionally partly cloudy skies with it.
Don't be alarmed by the term cold front, though: Temperatures will be cooler Monday, but a high around 60 degrees will still be warmer than normal.
"Clouds are moving in from the west and will make for a partly cloudy day tomorrow," WRAL meteorologist Kim Deaner said Sunday evening.
And the arrival of more fronts looks to keep warm temperatures and springlike weather hanging around this week.
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