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NC severe weather threats pass, cooler weather inbound
Raleigh, N.C. — The threat of severe weather has passed in North Carolina Thursday evening.
After several watches and warnings Thursday in the afternoon and early evening, all alerts have expired into the evening.
A lightning strike in Johnston County caused a house fire Thursday evening.
While authorities say the family was home when the strike happened, no one was injured in the fire.
Hail was reported in Rocky Mount and areas nearby early Monday evening.
There’s a chance for a few spotty showers overnight but no thunder is expected with these.
Lows should stay in the mid 40s-50 overnight.
Friday will be a cooler day, with highs in the mid 60s. It will be a pleasant but breezy day to get outdoors, with mostly sunny skies and wind gusts up to 30 mph.
Saturday will become cooler and partly cloudy, “not as breezy, but it will be a chilly spring day,” Maloch explained. Highs may not make it out of the 50s, and a stray sprinkle or shower will be possible during the daytime hours, but the day will be dry overall.
Some patchy frost will be possible overnight into Sunday morning. Sunday will be a dry day with a high around 60 degrees.
The first half of the new work week is already looking warmer than the weekend, with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s.