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By noon Saturday, Raleigh was seeing bright sun and a temperature of 58 degrees. 

<b>RALEIGH, N.C.</b> — A sunny weekend is on tap in the Triangle, and, with no freeze in the forecast, the coming week should start to feel more like spring, WRAL meteorologist Nate Johnson said Saturday.

By noon Saturday, Raleigh was seeing bright sun and a temperature of 58 degrees. The average high for March 9 is 61 degrees. The record high, 81 degrees, was set in 2009.

"This will definitely be one to enjoy," Johnson said. "What may make this day feel even warmer is the lack of wind that we have felt over the past few days. It won't be nearly as blustery as what we have seen recently." 

Although delightful, Saturday may represent the chilliest day of the week, Johnson said. The forecast calls for temperatures in the 60s every day of the next five.

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Good morning. I'm meteorologist Elizabeth Gardner. We did have rain overnight last night, but that rain is moving on out. You can see the low pressure system there that brought us that rain and it will continue to slip off to the east into the Atlantic and that will allow our skies to start to clear, especially after lunch time, we'll see more sunshine. Our wind is coming out of the northeast today though. So it's going to keep our temperatures cool cooler than normal. We barely make it into the low sixties this afternoon and our normal high is closer to 70 degrees. But you can see the clearing some sunshine around 56 o'clock PM. Let's take a look at what's happening outside right now. It's a little breezy. You can see as we take a look down Fayetteville street, a live look there and you can see the streets are still wet this morning. 48 the temperatures are heading out the door. Temperatures are going to stay in the forties all the way until mid to late morning. So it's going to feel pretty chilly out there. Even as the sun starts to come up, temperatures in the low forties in the north and 50 in Fayetteville, most of us are looking at temperatures in the upper forties right now. Our normal high is 67. So we're below that today at 61. And then after that, we start a warming trend. 68 back to normal on Thursday. But warmer Friday and Saturday, Friday and Saturday, especially Saturday, that we're going to have a chance for some rain right now that high pressure system sitting offshore is bringing a northerly wind and that's helping to keep things cool. After that, the wind is variable for us on Thursday and then late Thursday of Friday watch how it really starts to shift and begins to come out of the south and that's really going to warm things up. So that's why we're going to get our temperatures back into the eighties on Friday. Durham's home opener, temperatures are going to be nice. We'll see a high of 78 at game time. Temperatures will be in the low seventies. We'll see mostly cloudy skies and we do have a small chance of some showers late. I'm hoping it won't start until after the game over, but it's possible that we would see some rain late in the game on Saturday. We're looking at rain for a good chunk of the day. It looks like it moves out late afternoon. A lot of folks headed to Greenville in Dicks Park, it's sold out. So the tens of thousands of people will be there on Sunday. We clear out, we'll see sunshine, temperatures cooler in the upper sixties. We bounce back to 80 again on Tuesday.

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