Hot and humid weather returns this afternoon
Wildfire haze returns today as temperatures rise into the middle 90s.
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Wildfire haze returns today as temperatures rise into the middle 90s.
Temperatures return into the upper 90s back for the end of the week.
After a rainy couple of days, rain chances will decrease as temperatures increase towards the end of the week.
Rain chances return this afternoon with temperatures below average.
Beachgoers are urged to stay out of the ocean after the National Weather Service forecast Red Flag conditions for Oak Island's Beach Warning Flag system on Friday, July 10, 2026.
Temperatures could top out in the triple digits once again this afternoon, but rain chances this weekend could cool us off.
Drought conditions have intensified across southeastern North Carolina, with portions of Brunswick and Columbus counties now classified under Exceptional Drought (D4) — the highest level on the U.S. Drought Monitor.
Triple digit arrived in the Cape Fear yesterday and more heat is expected for today.
An Extreme Heat Warning is in place for this afternoon with hot and humid conditions once again for today.
The holiday weekend is here and the heat arrives with it.
Temperatures will be right near the average for today as temperatures increase for the upcoming holiday weekend.
Near average temperatures expected as hot and humid weather arrive this holiday weekend.
Increasing temperatures throughout the week into the holiday weekend.
After a hot and humid weekend, warmer temperatures are expected for this upcoming weekend.
Temperatures return into the 90s today as inland areas have a chances of showers this afternoon.
Slightly warmer weather today as temperatures increase for the weekend.
After a cold front moved through yesterday, temperatures and dewpoints are lower this afternoon.
Rain chances increase this afternoon as a cold front moves through.
Hot weather continues for today as heat index values reach into the upper 90s.
Extreme heat and dry, windy conditions fueled several wildfires in the West on Sunday, including an uncontained blaze in Utah that forced the evacuation of a small town southwest of Salt Lake City.
Emergency crews responded to two weather-related incidents Friday morning, including a vehicle trapped in downed power lines and a large tree that fell onto a home, according to the Navassa Volunteer Fire Department.
A Heat Advisory returns to the Cape Fear today as rain chances increase for Friday.
A rainy start to the day in the Cape Fear as temperatures return back into the upper 80s.
Temperatures will be cooler today with a slight chance of showers this afternoon.



