Day 8 of Raleigh-Durham, NC (KRDU)

Clear skies and calm winds led to a decent cooldown initially, but a bit surprisingly stopped later in the night, with a low of 41F. Sunny skies led to a very quick warmup to a high of 73F, with a maximum wind of only 8 kt, with a continued lack of pressure gradient. Mostly clear skies and light winds will lead to a quick cooldown again tonight, although the higher dew points will lead to mist or fog formation when it reaches 50F or below, dramatically slowing down any cooldown then. Scattered low to mid-level clouds tomorrow will lead to a bit less daytime heating, but with a warmer air mass aloft, surface temperatures will be similar to or slightly warmer than today. With the storm remaining offshore, no rain is expected, with still very little wind. That wraps up an incredibly quiet and rain-free city!

 

Source: PivotalWeather