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Your First Alert forecast update calls for continued very warm and humid weather with a stray evening storm or two, Moderate rip current risks are alerted by the NWS for most coastal areas the rest of today | WITN-TV

The chance for severe weather is still present in the forecast, however timing has been adjusted slightly as model data shows the parent low pressure system slowing up. Our peak time for severe weather will be between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday. Coastal communities will have the highest chance of seeing the severe weather threat realized during that time period. The forecast will turn calm by Monday night. | WITN-TV

Today's weather will mirror what we saw yesterday folks. Early low 50s will again reach the low 80s under sun filled skies with winds around 10 mph from the SW. The party ends tomorrow. Scattered showers with a few rumbles of thunder will move in by mid morning and hang around through sunrise Saturday. Most locations should end up with 0.50 to 1.00" of rainfall by the time it wraps up early Saturday. Severe storms are unlikley, but an isolated strong storm with wind gusts over 50 mph can't be ru

First Alert Weather Days are active for a potential winter storm set to target the weekend. Meteorologist Russell James will have more details on the forecast | WITN-TV

Calm and quiet night is in store, but changes are on the way for the weekend. Join Forecaster Dustin Staples for more from the WITN Newsroom and the First Alert Weather Center. | WITN-TV

Cold air and wintry weather is set to arrive later today in ENC, as many will see impacts through the weekend. Join Forecaster Dustin Staples for more from the WITN Newsroom and the First Alert Weather Center. | WITN-TV