Excessive Rainfall Possible This Weekend; October Heat Wave in California

A slow moving front will be the focus area for heavy to excessive rainfall and a threat for flash/urban flooding across the northern Gulf Coast and Southeast U.S. through this weekend. Abnormally hot, potentially record-breaking, temperatures will impact southern California and stretch north toward the Bay Area and Central Valley into next week. Read More >

North Carolina Weather Roundup as of 300 PM EDT SAT OCT 03 2026
Location	Sky & Wx	Tmp (°F)	DP (°F)	RH (%)	Wind (mph)	Pres (in)	Remarks
Asheville, NC	PTSUNNY	77	67	71	SE10	30.13F
Jefferson, NC	CLOUDY	65	64	99	CALM	30.20F	FOG
Boone, NC	N/A	68	66	94	MISG	30.20F
Hickory, NC	PTSUNNY	77	69	76	NE14	30.10S
Greensboro, NC	CLOUDY	66	64	93	NE13	30.15F	FOG
Winston-Salem, NC	CLOUDY	67	63	87	NE10	30.16F
Charlotte, NC	PTSUNNY	81	71	71	VRB5	30.08F
Raleigh-Durham, NC	RAIN	69	68	96	NE9	30.14S	FOG
Burlington, NC	CLOUDY	67	65	93	VRB6	30.15S	FOG
Fayetteville, NC	CLOUDY	83	71	67	N8	30.06F
Fort Liberty, NC	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Laurinburg, NC	PTSUNNY	83	71	67	NW6	30.07F
Goldsboro, NC	PTSUNNY	77	71	81	NE9	30.09F
Rocky Mount-Wilson, NC	LGT RAIN	70	68	93	NE8	30.14S	FOG
Lumberton, NC	PTSUNNY	84	72	67	CALM	30.06F
Elizabeth City, NC	CLOUDY	69	66	90	NE15	30.15R
Cape Hatteras, NC	CLOUDY	78	72	81	VRB5	30.10F
Wilmington, NC	HVY RAIN	75	74	96	SW15G25	30.09F	VSB 3/4