Baylor is keeping a close eye on the storm from the the super doppler 10 weather center. Ashley will this linger into the start of the workweek . Overnight rain showers with some sleet mixing in through 3 am. Dry by morning. Lows mid30s. Winds n 1020 mph. Monday partly sunny. A few showers developing late in the evening. Highs mid40s. Winds nw 510 mph. Tuesday chance of sprinkles flurries early, otherwise, partly cloudy. Hampton roads, while North Carolina has been getting wet all day. At times we have seen some sleet mix in, but its along with that brisk n ne wind blowing at 15 to 25 mph, gusting up to 35 mph at times. Nc obx could see wind gusts up around 3 am, so itll be a dry start to your monday. Expect partly sunny skies tomorrow with temperatures topping out in the mid40s. Another area of low another round of sprinkles rain showers after 7 pm. We could see a light wintry mix through monday night into early tuesday morning. By tuesday afternoon, well be back under partly cloudy s
This storm system is already responsible for watches and warnings from South Carolina all the way up to maine. Dare county Officials Say there is flooding and challenging Road Conditions along nc12 near hatteras. Meteorologist Ashley Baylor is keeping a close eye on the storm from the the super doppler 10 weather center. Ashley will this linger into the start of the workweek . Tonight rain showers with some sleet mixing in at times. Dry by morning. Lows mid30s. Winds n 1020 mph. Monday partly sunny. A few showers developing late in the evening. Highs mid40s. Winds nw 510 mph. Tuesday chance of sprinkles flurries early, otherwise, partly cloudy. Highs mid40swis w 1015 mph. We have been tracking rain through the afternoon hours in hampton roads, while North Carolina has been getting wet all day. At times we have seen some sleet mix in, but its rain and some sleet along with that brisk n ne wind blowing at 15 to 25 mph, gusting up to 35 mph at times. Nc obx rain sleet will taper off aroun
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