Impact Days We have three impact days in a row due to high rain chances in the viewing area this weekend. Precipitation is likely as moisture falls into the mid-levels of our atmosphere and a surface cold front stalls across North Carolina. Light, steady rain will fall in North Carolina on Saturday evening. Time Saturday evening: Steady light to moderate rain is likely. Sunday Morning: Pockets of moderate to heavy rain are possible during breakfast and lunch. Sunday afternoon: We may see a break from the persistent rain while overcast skies continue. Monday Morning: As we track a front and low to the south, rain is expected to move across the Piedmont Triad early Monday morning. Light rain and cloud cover may continue through the afternoon and evening with an easterly breeze. Total rainfall Tuesday morning: Up to 2 inches of rain is expected through early Tuesday morning. Average precipitation totals are expected to range between 1-2″. Weekend Forecast Be prepared to watch for precipitation if traveling home after the big game Sunday evening. While moderate highs are expected on Sunday, temperatures will drop Through Monday. Where you can monitor river levels and rainfall totals, of course, see WXII12.com/radar and adjust layers to find needed storm information and the latest weather alerts. The service provides a quick view of area creeks, creeks and river heights at the North Carolina and Virginia Advanced Hydrological Forecast Service link Once you click the link below, choose a point on the map close to your location to monitor local water levels:LocalNCVARiverLevelsThe North Carolina State Climatology Office also has a range of products available for residents interested in knowing nearby temperatures and rainfall totals. Click the link below to explore your location or other cities. In North Carolina:NCStateClimateOfficeWeatherStationScoutCommunity Collaborative Rain, Snow, Hail Network or CocoRahs
Impact days
We have three impact days in a row due to high rain chances in the viewing area this weekend. Precipitation is likely as moisture falls into the mid-levels of our atmosphere and a surface cold front stalls across North Carolina. Light, steady rain will fall in North Carolina on Saturday evening.
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Saturday evening: Light to moderate rain is likely.
Sunday morning: Pockets of moderate to heavy rain are possible during breakfast and lunch.
Sunday afternoon: We may see a break from the persistent rain as cloudy skies continue.
Monday morning: As we track a front and low to the south, rain is expected to move across the Piedmont Triad early Monday morning. Light rain and cloud cover may continue through the afternoon and evening with an easterly breeze.
Total rainfall
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Now – Tuesday morning: Up to 2 inches of rain is expected until early Tuesday morning. Average total rainfall is expected to range between 1-2.
Weekend forecast
Be prepared to watch for rain if you're traveling home after the big game Sunday night. While temperatures are expected to rise moderately on Sunday, temperatures will decline until Monday.
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Where to monitor river levels and total rainfall
Of course, check out WXII12.com/radar and adjust your layers to find needed storm information and the latest weather alerts.
The National Weather Service provides a quick look at area streams, creeks and river elevations at the Advanced Hydrological Forecast Service link for North Carolina and Virginia. Once you click the link below, choose a point on the map close to your location to monitor local water levels:
Local NCVAR river levels
The North Carolina State Climate Office also has a range of products available for residents interested in knowing nearby temperatures and precipitation totals. Click the link below to explore your location or other cities in North Carolina:
NCStateClimateOfficeWeatherStationScout
Rain, Snow, Hail Community Cooperative Network or CocoRahs
