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Raleigh, NC – North Carolina residents face a slight risk of severe storms Sunday, with a tornado threat between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
The National Weather Service in Raleigh warns of damaging winds and possible isolated tornadoes during this time. Gusty southerly winds reaching 30 to 40 mph will also sweep across the region ahead of a cold front. Storm activity will likely begin in western areas and move eastward through the afternoon and evening.
According to forecasters, scattered power outages may occur, and unsecured outdoor objects could become airborne. Drivers should prepare for sudden wind gusts that may reduce visibility or cause hazards on the roads.
Residents are urged to secure loose items and review emergency weather plans. Checking for updated forecasts and alerts throughout the day remains critical.
Meteorologists recommend having multiple ways to receive severe weather warnings, such as weather radios or mobile alerts. While the risk is categorized as “slight,” storms may intensify quickly, posing localized dangers.
Stay vigilant and follow official updates to ensure safety during this potential severe weather event.
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