Winston-Salem, North Carolina.Residents of North Carolina should brace themselves for more rainy weather after 1 to 3 inches fell in the last 24 hours, as storms and scattered showers are predicted to persist until midweek, according to WXII 12 News.
Heavy Rainfall Impacts Piedmont Triad
Another round of sporadic showers and thunderstorms is predicted for Tuesday in the Winston-Salem, High Point, and Greensboro areas.Rainfall will also occur in mountain and foothill areas, which might result in slick roads for morning and evening commutes.
Forecasters advise motorists to factor in more time for their journey and exercise caution when driving on roadways, as some communities have already seen ponding.
Tropical Activity in the Atlantic
In addition, forecasters are monitoring the Atlantic basin, where tropical waves may intensify during the next few days. Conditions are improving for development as Tropical Storm Erin is being tracked, according to WXII’s tropical weather update.
Although it’s too soon to say if North Carolina will be directly impacted, forecasters stress the value of being informed during this busy phase of the 2025 hurricane season.
Late-Week Warm-Up Expected
Warmer weather is expected to return by the end of the week, despite the erratic start to the week. As the weekend draws near, the sun should emerge, providing a much-needed respite from the rainy weather.
As the tropical system develops, residents are advised to keep rain gear on hand, stay vigilant for localized flooding, and keep an eye on weather updates.
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