Russell’s First Alert Forecast
A cold front is expected to arrive Sunday night, bringing changes to the weather.
Quiet Stretch into Next Week
Most of Sunday is expected to stay dry, with increasing clouds and a south breeze. Morning sun will give way to more clouds through the afternoon as the pressure gradient tightens between Atlantic high pressure and the approaching front.
- South winds: 10–20 mph, gusts 20–25 mph, especially along the beaches and sounds
- Temperatures: low–mid 70s
- Spotty coastal sprinkle possible along the Outer Banks late day, but odds remain 20% or less
Front Arrival and Weather Impact
Late Sunday night into Monday morning, the front will bring a brief window of light showers and a rumble of thunder. Not every town will get wet, but roads may be damp for the AM commute. Widespread downpours are not expected.
- Winds: shifting from SW to NW, 10–20 mph
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Author’s summary: Cold front arrives Sunday night with light showers and thunder.