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Eureka, NC · Weather
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Raleigh Sizzles: 98-Degree Heat Wave, 107° ‘Feels Like’ Temps Slam City Before Brief Weekend Break
Raleigh was starting Wednesday near 73°F, but the day is headed for a mostly sunny high around 94°F. The heat will intensify Thursday and Friday, when temperatures are expected to reach 98°F and nighttime lows will offer limited relief. West winds of 2 to 7 mph should...
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Raleigh Sizzles at 94 as Brutal Week of Heat and Storms Looms
Raleigh starts Sunday near 73°F under sunny skies, but the Capital City is headed for a seriously steamy afternoon. Temperatures should reach 94°F, with the heat index climbing to around 100, while only a slight chance of a late-day thunderstorm offers any interruption. Afternoon Storms Stay Isolated. The...
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Durham residents in the dark for several hours after storms
Heavy rain and storms left hundreds of Durham residents in the dark on Thursday night. Around 7:30 p.m., Duke Energy reported more than 800 customers without power after several fallen trees took down powerlines. Crews worked to restore most of the outages but there were some residents still impacted by the blackout.
WRAL News
Power restored for thousands in Durham after tree falls during storms
Thousands of people lost power after a tree fell down Tuesday night in Durham. According to a Duke Energy outage map, more than 7,000 customers lost power in Durham. The majority of the outages were in the southern part of Durham. According to the Durham Fire Department, a tree fell...
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Raleigh Sizzles as Sticky Heat And Pop-Up Storms To Blast City Through Next Week
Raleigh is waking up mostly clear and sticky Thursday, with temperatures around 75°F near Raleigh-Durham International Airport and plenty of humidity already in the air. The city should climb to about 90°F before a chance of showers and thunderstorms arrives after 2 p.m., giving outdoor plans a familiar summer asterisk.
WITN
First Alert Forecast Files: From drought and high heat to a wet pattern late in the month
Another month, another heat wave has come and gone for Eastern North Carolina, but it was not all sunshine and soaring temperatures. The end of the month featured wet weather, with temperatures a few degrees below average. There were days towards the end of the month when the data was not registered, as the temperature data was out due to an outage at the airport in New Bern. The remainder of the viewing area had highs in the upper 80s and lower 90s on average for the last few days of July.
WFMY NEWS2
Storm pushing through the Triad Thursday evening