WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) – Shower and heavy storm chances will start slim at 10-20% Tuesday and 30-40% Tuesday night, grow to a healthy 50-60% along a sluggish front Wednesday and, upon the front’s passage, decrease to a more seasonable 30-40% baseline for Thursday and the Fourth. Expect daily high temperatures mainly in the lower 90s; clouds ought to restrain Wednesday’s numbers to the 80s. Rip current risk: moderate to high through most of the period.
In the tropics, the remnants of short-lived Tropical Storm Barry will continue to bring scattered heavy showers to portions of eastern Mexico and Deep South Texas through midweek. Meanwhile, the National Hurricane Center continues to flag a possible storm development zone adjacent to the Florida Peninsula; such formation, if any, would be slow and as yet there are no definable threats to the Carolinas.
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