And south of pitsboro on 87, heavier rain and southwest, and west of chapel hill we are seeing heavier rain, thunder and lightning with these. Nothing severe yet as we get through the day, that chance gets higher and higher. Here is a look at the loop again, the storms coming up from the south. Wind advisory in to effect at 9 00 a. M. Gusts up to 50 Miles Per Hour. Thats separate from thunderstorms that may see, which could produce winds stronger than that, up to 75 Miles Per Hour or more if we have tornados develop. That bullseye, the red, is where we are at a level four out of five. Severe storm risk for today. The other areas of the viewing area could have the risk for tornados as well. Mid 40s now, for most of the viewing area, zebulon, durham, raleigh, 48 rocky mount. Watching the warm air from the south. As we warm up, our threat for the stronger storms will increase. Temperatures by lunchtime, climbing in to the 60s, thats when the threat of Severe Weather will increase. It may