Unseasonably warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine will greet Shore residents this week, but devolve into a significant rainstorm later, the National Weather Service is forecasting.
In a week that looks to bring a wild variety of weather attributes, things will start off beautifully, forecasters say. According to the NWS, Monday will be sunny with a high of 77 degrees (low 49 degrees) and then mostly sunny Tuesday with a high of 70 degrees after some morning fog. The low will be 59 degrees.
“There is potential for fog Monday night and Tuesday night,” a hazardous weather statement from the NWS office in Mount Holly said. “Dense fog may occur, especially on Tuesday night.”
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The midpoint and second half of the week will not look like the beginning of the week, according to the forecast. Heavy rainfall is expected on Wednesday and Thursday as a strong system moves through the area. Localized urban, poor-drainage, and small-stream flooding is possible.
The weather system will move in Wednesday, beginning with some showers. The high will be 70 degrees. It will remain warm on Thursday, also with a high of 70 degrees, but rain and showers are like, especially before 1 p.m. It will then remain cloudy the rest of the day, into the night, with occasional showers possible.
After some morning showers, the sun is expected to re-emerge Friday, but with a high of just 59 degrees.
