Dramatic storm clouds signify the approaching severe weather in Central North Carolina.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesResidents of Central North Carolina should prepare for severe weather as powerful storms are set to impact the region on Friday afternoon. A tornado watch has been issued for multiple counties including Forsyth and Guilford, with risks of high winds and large hail. The storms are expected between noon and 5 p.m., particularly affecting the Triad area from 3 to 6 p.m. While conditions are predicted to improve overnight, the potential for isolated thunderstorms remains through the weekend. Stay updated and be prepared for changing weather conditions.
Attention, residents of Central North Carolina! The weather outside is about to get a lot more exciting – and a bit concerning. A line of potent storms is headed our way, and meteorologists are keeping a close eye on the sky. Get ready for a stormy Friday afternoon, folks!
The storms are expected to roll in between noon and 5 p.m. on Friday, with peak action hitting the Triad area between 3 and 6 p.m.. Grab your umbrellas and hold onto your hats, because winds could be strong! Some spots, including Winston-Salem and Greensboro, are at a higher risk for severe weather with potential tornadoes making an appearance. So keep your ears peeled for those alerts!
As of 1:37 p.m., a tornado watch has been issued for several counties, including Forsyth, Davidson, Alamance, Guilford, Randolph, Stokes, Surry, Rockingham, Wilkes, and Yadkin. This watch is in effect until 8 p.m., so stay alert and keep an eye on the weather updates. There’s a chance you could experience dangerous wind gusts exceeding 60 mph and large hail as this storm rolls through!
The good news is that skies are expected to clear up later in the evening, bringing a breath of fresh, cooler air to the region. Residents will wake up to brisk morning temperatures this Saturday and Sunday, with highs around 80°F. Perfect weather for those who love to enjoy the great outdoors!
Next week will see a significant warming trend with high temperatures expected to soar near 90°F by the end of the week. Can you believe there will be almost a 30-degree shift in temperatures? Just think back to Tuesday, when a record low high of only 60°F was reported at GSP!
As we venture into Saturday, don’t put away those umbrellas just yet! Although the risk of severe storms will decrease to a Level 1, there’s a chance we could still see isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon hours. Hail and damaging wind gusts could also make a return, so keep your plans flexible as the weather might throw a curveball your way.
By Sunday morning, expect a few clouds in the sky, but nothing that will dampen your plans, as conditions are predicted to remain dry. Following the weekend, we can anticipate less humid air to settle in through Monday, along with above-normal high temperatures for the Piedmont Triad in the first week of June.
With all this talk about severe weather, it’s essential to stay prepared! Keep an eye on local alerts, gather your emergency supplies, and make sure to have a plan if you’re caught in the storms. Weather can change quickly, and being ready is the best way to ensure your safety.
So, Central North Carolina, let’s stay weather-aware and ready for whatever nature throws our way. Here’s to hoping for blue skies and sunshine after the storm!
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