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A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of southwestern Cumberland County and southeastern Hoke County. The National Weather Service alerted residents at 8:30 p.m. as unsettled weather continues to affect the region.
Central North Carolina is experiencing another hot day, with temperatures remaining elevated into the new week. Morning lows are expected to stay in the lower 70s as a front moves through the area.
Central North Carolina is set for another hot day with temperatures reaching the middle-to-upper 90s on Sunday. Clear skies overnight will lead into this warm afternoon, maintaining dry conditions across the region.
Central North Carolina is set to experience hot weather with temperatures reaching the mid-90s this weekend. While humidity will increase slightly, it is expected to remain comfortable overall, with Sunday being a bit muggier.
Central North Carolina is set to experience a return of hot and muggy weather, with temperatures reaching the 90s by the end of the week. While the conditions will remain mainly rain-free, a slight change in the weather pattern may bring some rain and a minor drop in temperatures early next week.
A beachfront house in Buxton, North Carolina, collapsed following severe coastal conditions on June 2. The incident highlights ongoing risks to properties in the Outer Banks due to hazardous weather.
Central North Carolina will experience a gradual rise in temperatures, reaching the upper 80s on Thursday and lower 90s by Friday. The week starts with comfortable lower 50s in the morning and clear skies throughout.
Central North Carolina will see high temperatures in the 70s with low humidity and sunshine at the start of June. However, by the end of the week, temperatures are expected to rise into the 90s.
A cold front is moving into Central North Carolina, bringing increased humidity and the possibility of showers. The best chance for rain is expected in the Sandhills and southern counties during the afternoon and evening.
Central North Carolina will experience a return of rain as June starts, with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the lower 80s. Scattered showers and storms are expected mainly in the afternoon, though it won't be a complete washout.
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