Forecast Last Updated at Sunday, July 22, 2018 at 6:18PM

Wet Weather Continues

Expect showers to continue on throughout the evening. Some of these rain showers could turn into thundershowers as well. Tomorrow is going to be the same way, with a dry start to the day but after noon, the rain game is afoot. Tuesday is start of the bulk of the action, where most of the day will be filled with showers and possible thunderstorms.

The seven day rain total continues to be in the 2"-5" range with isolated higher amounts in effected by thunderstorms.

Sunday Hi: 78 Lo: 65 Mostly cloudy with scattered showers & thundershowers; Calm wind

Monday Hi: 79 Lo: 66 Mostly cloudy with PM showers; Maybe a thunderstorm; Light & variable wind

Tuesday Hi: 80 Lo: 66 Mostly cloudy with showers; Maybe a thunderstorm; Light SE wind

Wednesday Hi: 81 Lo: 67 Mostly cloudy with showers; Thunderstorms possible

Thursday Hi: 82 Lo: 67 Partly to mostly cloudy with good coverage of mostly PM showers & thunderstorms

Further Out

Friday - Mostly cloudy; Scattered PM showers and t-showers; High in the lower 80s; Low in the upper 60s
Saturday - Mostly cloudy; Widely scattered PM showers and t-showers; High in the lower 80s; Low in the upper 60s

Forecast Discussion

Low pressure is over the Ohio valley this morning and it's associated cold front will be the driving forces for our wet weather for the next few days. This particular front is slow moving, and should reach Central NC tomorrow morning. Once it arrives, it stalls over the center of the state and will remain there until another front, slated to arrive Friday, takes its place. However, this just means a continuation of the wet weather forecast, as there is still ample moisture and energy in the atmosphere. Meaning there's rain in the forecast for the foreseeable future.

Tomorrow is a preview of what's to come, as in the morning it will start out dry but end wet. Tuesday and Wednesday still look to be the wettest days as that's when the front will be fully stalled. Thereby generating the most amounts of rain for our area. Thursday through Saturday the rain will have less coverage than the previous days, but it's still in the forecast as the second cold front enters out area. Showers and possible thunderstorms will be centered around the afternoon and evening hours.

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