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Sunday and Monday are WRAL Weather Alert Days, with 'feels-like' temps of 107 degrees each day.

Dangerous heat: Temps could feel up to 107 degrees, WRAL Weather Alert Days issued for Sunday, Monday

Hi, this is meteorologist Brian Schrader. Let's talk about the heat and humidity. Today, we're calling for high temperatures generally in the upper nineties. So that's the air temperature. You add the humidity to it and it's gonna feel more like low 100. So it is going to be a nasty afternoon to be outside. We're under a moderate heat risk for today for most of the viewing area. And that means that if you're sensitive to heat, you really should stay inside. If you're going to be outside for extended periods of time, maybe doing some work, make sure you take plenty of breaks, stay hydrated. You will notice on that map that the Raleigh and Fayetteville areas are in that red color. That means major heat risk for today. Those are the urban heat island effects that you're seeing there. Now for tomorrow, we're going to see widespread major heat risk because the humidity is going to be up a little bit higher tomorrow. So it's gonna have a bigger impact. And that means any one who doesn't have effective cooling tomorrow or effective hydration, adequate hydration stands the risk of getting into trouble with heat related illnesses, that's gonna be the same for Monday as well. So best idea is if you can stay inside between noon and seven pm. Now, we know a lot of people are going to be heading out to the outlaw Music Festival at Coastal Credit Union Music Park Sunday afternoon from four till about 10 or 11 pm. See those temperatures at four o'clock in the mid nineties with a lot of humidity and it cools off very gradually. We are going to see a chance of some scattered showers and thunderstorms though at times on Sunday. So that may cool things off a little bit if you're lucky enough to be under one, but it's not going to be a widespread kind of rain, taking a look at our seven day forecast. We've got that wro weather alert day in place for Monday as well. We have about a 50% chance of seeing some isolated showers and storms on Monday as a cold front approaches behind that front, a little cooler, but then it heats up again on Wednesday. Looks like we may see an end of this heat wave by the end of the week.

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Northwest Durham residents no longer under advisory to boil water 

Northwest Durham residents asked to boil water after water pressure issues 

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Saturday, June 22, 2024 -- Perhaps the only place in the nation where people are barred from talking of Donald Trump's crimes is the floor of what is often referred to as "the people's House." Republicans have gone so far as to erase one such mention from the U.S. House's official record. Disparaging President Biden and Democrats is routine.

LUKE BROADWATER: On the House floor, GOP gags mentions of Trump's conviction

On the House Floor, Republicans Gag Mentions of Trump's Conviction

FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (AP) -- The husband of a bride who was killed in a South Carolina beach road collision on her wedding night last year will receive nearly a million dollars in settlement connected to the crash, which a drunk driver allegedly caused.

Husband of bride killed in alleged DUI crash on wedding night to receive nearly $1M in settlement

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The Cumberland County Animal Shelter is at capacity, and dogs over 25 pounds are no cost to adopt on Saturday, June 22, only.



Dogs free to adopt Saturday at Cumberland County Animal Center, at capacity 

The enormous piece of secular art sits gracefully amid the campus' historical buildings, providing contrast between the new and old.

'Meant to be explored:' Enormous sculpture weaves through Dix Park, drawing crowds

Country singer Willie Nelson will not be performing at the Outlaw Music Festival this Sunday at Coastal Credit Union Music Park.

Willie Nelson to miss Outlaw Music Festival in Raleigh due to illness   

American Roots Festival

The Rocky Mount Police Department is investigating a hit and run Friday that left one child injured.

10-year-old injured in Rocky Mount hit-and-run, driver faces charges 

Driver faces charges in Rocky Mount hit-and-run

A flight was diverted on Friday afternoon when a small aircraft blocked the runway at Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU).

RDU briefly shuts down runway after small plane incident, diverts flight 

Fayetteville police are investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred Friday afternoon.

Fayetteville police investigate deadly stabbing on S. Reilly Road

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President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will visit Raleigh on Friday, June 28, the day after the June 27 presidential debate with Donald Trump.


President Joe Biden and first lady visiting Raleigh for campaign event

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Despite its name, June's full moon will not look like a strawberry. But the bright orb could still turn heads Friday night with an appearance that is bigger and more colorful than the average moon.

How to observe a 'moon illusion' when the strawberry full moon peaks 

How to observe a âmoon illusionâ when the strawberry full moon peaks tonight

It could feel as hot as 105 degrees this weekend in Raleigh. Here are some places to cool off.



Stay cool: Wake County cooling stations offer relief from summer heat 

Summer heat

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It's a great weekend for live music, plus Out! Raleigh is happening! 

Weekend best bets: Tim McGraw and Willie Nelson

Tim McGraw at Walnut Creek

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Juvenile critically injured in Siler City shooting after robbery 

Juvenile critically injured in shooting after robbery 

Increased threats against LGBTQ events like Raleigh Pride prompt extra security plans 

Friday's incident is 3rd issue with general Aviation flight in less than 2 months at RDU

Tonight's incident is 3rd issue with general Aviation flight in less than 2 months at RDU

In Indy, Super Bowl venue is home to USA Swimming Olympic Trials

USA Swimming Trials at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis

Outdoor workers taking steps to stay safe in the heat 

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FBI warning prompts increased police presence at Raleigh Pride

Beating the heat: Safety tips for outdoor workers 

Health professionals urge electrolyte supplements in moderation amid heat wave

FBI investigates former Vance County finance director 

Nation/World

Israeli strikes on tent camps near Rafah kill at least 25 and wound 50, Gaza health officials say

Trump lawyers in classified files case challenge prosecutor's appointment at start of 3-day hearing

Federal officials are investigating a Southwest Airlines low flight over Oklahoma City suburbs

Shooting at grocery store in Arkansas kills 3 and wounds 10 others, police say

Triangle Food Guy Sean Lennard has details about new restaurants opening in the Triangle.

Foodie News: Duck Donuts opens new Raleigh location

Open sign broad hanging on wood door front of cafe.

Sabrina Carpenter to play PNC Arena in Raleigh

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Videri named among top 10 best chocolate shop in the country

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Cooling tents, plenty of water: How to beat the heat during the hot summer event season

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Live music ahead: 100+ big concerts in North Carolina

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Out & About

Fact check: Biden says Trump oversaw 'the largest increase in murder in U.S. history'

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Fact check: In NC, Burgum claims Biden shut down natural gas export capacity

Fact check: Democrat says Biden's tariffs on China will 'hit every family'

Fact check: Trump says Biden wants to 'quadruple your taxes'

Fact check: Does Trump want to repeal the ACA, as Biden says?

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The Wrap: Medical marijuana redux, budget battle, vaping and a veto 

North Carolina lawmakers appeal judge's decision blocking abortion-pill restrictions

NC lawmakers want new Constitutional amendments on 2024 ballot

NC Senate approves medical marijuana bill, House vote uncertain

UNC's first financial well-being director helps prepare students for financial futures

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Alumni respond to idea to merge Saint Augustine's, Shaw, after meeting between schools and local business leaders

Saint Augustine's, Shaw alumni react to SAU board chair's letter

Durham Public Schools redistricting plan praised as step toward equity

Durham Public Schools celebrated for equity after redistricting

WRAL Investigates predatory towing in NC, lawmakers seek crackdown

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'It's Not Sustainable': Insurance Hikes Threaten Affordable Housing

Gangs, and young gang members, are a problem in North Carolina

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Gigantic parks in the Triangle: Tour 3 playgrounds in Cary, Apex and Wake Forest 

For Duke's Gridley, US Swim Trials are a family affair

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Olympic track and field trials: Local athletes, event schedule, how to watch

Edmonton Oilers beat the Florida Panthers 5-1 to force a Game 7 in the Stanley Cup Final

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North Mecklenburg 4-star DL Charles House commits to Tennessee

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Marvin Ridge, Croatan, Seaforth, and Mount Airy win NCHSAA Wells Fargo Cup titles for 2023-24 year

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This week marks the first dangerous heat wave of the year and it's hitting earlier than usual, according to Kathie Dello a climatologist with the North Carolina State Climate Office.

Climate change driving more frequent and intense heat waves

A heat wave will bake the Triangle this week, with above normal temperatures projected throughout the month. Climate change is driving longer and more intense heatwaves across the country.

Scientists say heat waves are coming earlier, getting more intense due to climate change

Summer warming across the U.S.

With each legislative chamber uninterested in hearing the other's spending proposal, North Carolina lawmakers look ready to go on hiatus after next week while a stalemate simmers between Republicans over how to adjust the current two-year state budget.

NC House Speaker says House and Senate won't agree to budget by July 1

Dale Folwell is being investigated for potentially using government vehicles for personal errands. Former State Auditor Beth Wood, who resigned last year after pleading guilty to similar charges, says enforcement is inconsistent.

Beth Wood defends Dale Folwell for same accusations she faced as auditor

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) â With each legislative chamber uninterested in hearing the other's spending proposal, North Carolina lawmakers look ready to go on hiatus after next week while a stalemate simmers between Republicans over how to adjust the current two-year state budget.

North Carolina legislature likely heading home soon for a 'little cooling off' over budget

The North Carolina State Legislative Building in downtown Raleigh. Photo taken August 17, 2018. 

WRAL Investigates a massive backlog at the state morgue, the problems causing the delays and why a mother is still waiting for her son's body almost a year later.

Case backlog: Year-long delays at state morgue leaves families hunting for answers

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FAFSA form change has some families surprised over dip in financial aid

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Proposed House budget includes millions for Poe Hall renovation

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NC mom who lost 2 sons to overdose waits for answers while medical examiner battles lack of resources

Saint Augustine's University employees are owed paychecks dating back to March

Person County providing more funds to staff working overtime to care for foster kids

NC foster care crisis: Person County offers incentives to staff watching kids in DSS office

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'Tech Jedi' John Chambers discusses accelerating AI startup growth

New York moves to limit 'addictive' social media feeds for kids

TikTok accuses federal agency of 'political demagoguery' in legal challenge against potential US ban

AI have you worried? Check out Lenovo's how to guide to build 'artificial consciousness'

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Trump is proposing to make tips tax-free. What would that mean for workers?

Boeing CEO defends his safety record, spars with senators and apologizes to crash victims' relatives

Owner of Morgan Imports in Durham dies at 88

Novo Nordisk eyes 1,000-job expansion in Johnston County as sales of weight-loss drugs surge

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Raleigh Christmas Parade to allow motorized vehicles again, family of girl killed in 2022 say they support the changes

Cuteness overload at local alpaca farm

6 spraygrounds, local pools now open for the season

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Tar Heel Traveler: Walker's Soda Fountain in Mount Airy

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Tar Heel Traveler: Jennette's Pier in Nags Head 

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