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As of February 18, 2025, Apex, North Carolina is buzzing with activity, despite the chilly and rainy weather that has gripped the town. Here’s a snapshot of what’s happening in Apex right now.
### Weather Update
The past 24 hours have seen a continuation of the cold and dreary weather pattern. Temperatures have been quite chilly, with readings around 41.0°F, similar to the recent report from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport. This cold air damming episode with overrunning precipitation is expected to persist through much of the week, so make sure to bundle up[1][2].
### Air Quality
Despite the cold and rainy conditions, the air quality in Apex remains in the Code Green range, indicating good air quality. The clean air mass and the presence of rain have helped keep fine particulate levels low. The North Carolina Division of Air Quality continues to monitor the situation and adjust forecasts accordingly[1].
### Pollen Count
Although the latest pollen report for February 2025 is not yet available, the previous report from October 2024 indicated low pollen counts. Residents can expect the next pollen sample to be collected and reported soon, which will help plan outdoor activities. For now, it's a good time to be outdoors as the rain is likely washing away any existing pollen[1][3].
### Community Events and Closures
The Elevate Fitness Course at Apex Community Park, initially scheduled to be closed from February 12th to 14th for surface repairs, has been rescheduled due to rain. The new closure dates are from February 18th to 20th, so fitness enthusiasts should plan their workouts around these dates. Additionally, residents near Kelly Road Park or the Apex Nature Park may notice loud banging sounds as boardwalk builders test the ground and install posts for the new trail[1].
### Upcoming Events
While there aren’t any major events scheduled for the immediate weekend, Apex has a vibrant calendar of annual events to look forward to. The town is gearing up for celebrations like the Peak City Pig Fest in April, PeakFest in May, and various other festivals and ceremonies throughout the year. For fitness enthusiasts, the Peak City Fitness Festival is scheduled for September 8th, organized by FACTS for Youth[1][5].
In summary, Apex is navigating through a chilly and rainy week, but with good air quality and exciting community events on the horizon. Stay warm, keep an eye out for the upcoming pollen counts, and plan your outdoor activities around the park closures. Despite the weather, there’s plenty to look forward to in this vibrant community.
### Weather Update
The past 24 hours have seen a continuation of the cold and dreary weather pattern. Temperatures have been quite chilly, with readings around 41.0°F, similar to the recent report from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport. This cold air damming episode with overrunning precipitation is expected to persist through much of the week, so make sure to bundle up[1][2].
### Air Quality
Despite the cold and rainy conditions, the air quality in Apex remains in the Code Green range, indicating good air quality. The clean air mass and the presence of rain have helped keep fine particulate levels low. The North Carolina Division of Air Quality continues to monitor the situation and adjust forecasts accordingly[1].
### Pollen Count
Although the latest pollen report for February 2025 is not yet available, the previous report from October 2024 indicated low pollen counts. Residents can expect the next pollen sample to be collected and reported soon, which will help plan outdoor activities. For now, it's a good time to be outdoors as the rain is likely washing away any existing pollen[1][3].
### Community Events and Closures
The Elevate Fitness Course at Apex Community Park, initially scheduled to be closed from February 12th to 14th for surface repairs, has been rescheduled due to rain. The new closure dates are from February 18th to 20th, so fitness enthusiasts should plan their workouts around these dates. Additionally, residents near Kelly Road Park or the Apex Nature Park may notice loud banging sounds as boardwalk builders test the ground and install posts for the new trail[1].
### Upcoming Events
While there aren’t any major events scheduled for the immediate weekend, Apex has a vibrant calendar of annual events to look forward to. The town is gearing up for celebrations like the Peak City Pig Fest in April, PeakFest in May, and various other festivals and ceremonies throughout the year. For fitness enthusiasts, the Peak City Fitness Festival is scheduled for September 8th, organized by FACTS for Youth[1][5].
In summary, Apex is navigating through a chilly and rainy week, but with good air quality and exciting community events on the horizon. Stay warm, keep an eye out for the upcoming pollen counts, and plan your outdoor activities around the park closures. Despite the weather, there’s plenty to look forward to in this vibrant community.
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By Quiet. PleaseAs of February 18, 2025, Apex, North Carolina is buzzing with activity, despite the chilly and rainy weather that has gripped the town. Here’s a snapshot of what’s happening in Apex right now.
### Weather Update
The past 24 hours have seen a continuation of the cold and dreary weather pattern. Temperatures have been quite chilly, with readings around 41.0°F, similar to the recent report from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport. This cold air damming episode with overrunning precipitation is expected to persist through much of the week, so make sure to bundle up[1][2].
### Air Quality
Despite the cold and rainy conditions, the air quality in Apex remains in the Code Green range, indicating good air quality. The clean air mass and the presence of rain have helped keep fine particulate levels low. The North Carolina Division of Air Quality continues to monitor the situation and adjust forecasts accordingly[1].
### Pollen Count
Although the latest pollen report for February 2025 is not yet available, the previous report from October 2024 indicated low pollen counts. Residents can expect the next pollen sample to be collected and reported soon, which will help plan outdoor activities. For now, it's a good time to be outdoors as the rain is likely washing away any existing pollen[1][3].
### Community Events and Closures
The Elevate Fitness Course at Apex Community Park, initially scheduled to be closed from February 12th to 14th for surface repairs, has been rescheduled due to rain. The new closure dates are from February 18th to 20th, so fitness enthusiasts should plan their workouts around these dates. Additionally, residents near Kelly Road Park or the Apex Nature Park may notice loud banging sounds as boardwalk builders test the ground and install posts for the new trail[1].
### Upcoming Events
While there aren’t any major events scheduled for the immediate weekend, Apex has a vibrant calendar of annual events to look forward to. The town is gearing up for celebrations like the Peak City Pig Fest in April, PeakFest in May, and various other festivals and ceremonies throughout the year. For fitness enthusiasts, the Peak City Fitness Festival is scheduled for September 8th, organized by FACTS for Youth[1][5].
In summary, Apex is navigating through a chilly and rainy week, but with good air quality and exciting community events on the horizon. Stay warm, keep an eye out for the upcoming pollen counts, and plan your outdoor activities around the park closures. Despite the weather, there’s plenty to look forward to in this vibrant community.
### Weather Update
The past 24 hours have seen a continuation of the cold and dreary weather pattern. Temperatures have been quite chilly, with readings around 41.0°F, similar to the recent report from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport. This cold air damming episode with overrunning precipitation is expected to persist through much of the week, so make sure to bundle up[1][2].
### Air Quality
Despite the cold and rainy conditions, the air quality in Apex remains in the Code Green range, indicating good air quality. The clean air mass and the presence of rain have helped keep fine particulate levels low. The North Carolina Division of Air Quality continues to monitor the situation and adjust forecasts accordingly[1].
### Pollen Count
Although the latest pollen report for February 2025 is not yet available, the previous report from October 2024 indicated low pollen counts. Residents can expect the next pollen sample to be collected and reported soon, which will help plan outdoor activities. For now, it's a good time to be outdoors as the rain is likely washing away any existing pollen[1][3].
### Community Events and Closures
The Elevate Fitness Course at Apex Community Park, initially scheduled to be closed from February 12th to 14th for surface repairs, has been rescheduled due to rain. The new closure dates are from February 18th to 20th, so fitness enthusiasts should plan their workouts around these dates. Additionally, residents near Kelly Road Park or the Apex Nature Park may notice loud banging sounds as boardwalk builders test the ground and install posts for the new trail[1].
### Upcoming Events
While there aren’t any major events scheduled for the immediate weekend, Apex has a vibrant calendar of annual events to look forward to. The town is gearing up for celebrations like the Peak City Pig Fest in April, PeakFest in May, and various other festivals and ceremonies throughout the year. For fitness enthusiasts, the Peak City Fitness Festival is scheduled for September 8th, organized by FACTS for Youth[1][5].
In summary, Apex is navigating through a chilly and rainy week, but with good air quality and exciting community events on the horizon. Stay warm, keep an eye out for the upcoming pollen counts, and plan your outdoor activities around the park closures. Despite the weather, there’s plenty to look forward to in this vibrant community.