Your midday North Carolina weather update

A typical late March pattern is settling across North Carolina today with temperatures climbing well into the 80s under mostly sunny skies. Southwest winds will keep things comfortable, but this warmth is pushing us toward potential record territory for this time of year. Starting your Thursday morning.

Your morning North Carolina weather update

A classic North Carolina spring pattern settles in today with temperatures climbing from the cool 50s this morning into the upper 70s by afternoon under partly cloudy skies. Right now at 52 degrees, you'll want that light jacket for the morning commute, but you won't need it long. Temperatures will climb steadily through the morning hours, reaching the mid-60s by 10 A.M.

Your evening North Carolina weather update

North Carolina is settling into a classic spring pattern today with dry conditions and comfortable temperatures that'll make you want to spend time outdoors. Here comes sunshine mixed with some afternoon clouds as temperatures climb from the 50s this morning into the upper 70s. Right now at 6 A.M., we're starting off with temperatures around 50 degrees across most of the state.

Your midday North Carolina weather update

A typical late March weather pattern settles across North Carolina today, bringing mild temperatures and dry conditions that'll make for pleasant spring conditions statewide. This morning started cool with temperatures around 50 degrees at 6 A.M., but we're already seeing a steady climb that'll continue through the afternoon. By noon, expect temperatures to reach 69 degrees across much of the state.

Your morning North Carolina weather update

Frost advisories are in effect across multiple regions of North Carolina this morning, with temperatures dipping as low as 35 degrees in some areas. While these advisories will be cancelled later today, tender plants and early spring gardens need protection through the morning hours. We're starting off chilly this Wednesday morning with temperatures around 40 degrees at 6 A.M.

Your evening North Carolina weather update

A Frost Advisory is in effect across much of North Carolina this morning, with temperatures dropping as low as 34 degrees in some areas. If you haven't already brought in those tender plants or covered your garden beds, you'll want to take action before sunrise tomorrow. This Tuesday morning starts off quite chilly with temperatures bottoming out around 39 degrees near 6 A.M.

Your midday North Carolina weather update

North Carolina is settling into a typical late March pattern with temperatures climbing to 58 degrees this afternoon under partly cloudy skies. Dry conditions will persist through Wednesday, but we're watching for potential fire weather concerns developing across the region. This morning starts cool with temperatures in the low 40s across most areas.

Your morning North Carolina weather update

Here comes a classic late March weather pattern across North Carolina today with cool morning temperatures giving way to pleasant afternoon conditions under mostly clear skies. Starting your Tuesday morning, temperatures are sitting in the low 40s right now, so you'll want that jacket for the early commute. We'll see a steady warm-up through the morning hours with temperatures climbing into the upper 40s by 10 A.M.

Your evening North Carolina weather update

Dry conditions and gusty winds are creating elevated fire danger across central North Carolina today. The National Weather Service has issued Special Weather Statements for the Piedmont and Triangle regions, where humidity levels are dropping to just 25 to 30 percent this afternoon. We're starting Monday morning with temperatures in the mid-40s, but expect a quick warmup through the day.

Your morning North Carolina weather update

Fire weather concerns take center stage across North Carolina today with multiple Special Weather Statements in effect. The combination of dry conditions, low humidity. And gusty winds creates dangerous conditions for rapid wildfire spread across the Piedmont and Sandhills regions.

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