High pressure that provided a beautiful setting Saturday is on its way out of the region. The high is tracking northeast away from North Carolina and that will allow a warm front to lift north into the region. So for our Sunday expect of sunny morning followed by an afternoon and early evening with increasing clouds. Afternoon highs will peak in the low 60s for the Triad and the mid to upper 60s for the Trianle and the Sandhills. Tonight skies will be mostly cloudy to overcast and we'll likely host a few showers after midnight as the warm front stalls over the area.

The stalled front will create a soggy morning Monday. Expect scattered showers with a few rumbles of thunder Monday morning. Rain coverage and intensity will diminish as we transition into the afternoon but a few showers will still be in the area.

Tuesday could shape up to be a more impactful day. A cold front will sweep across the state Tuesday afternoon and evening, bringing even more rain to the state. Based off the latest data there's indication of a low but present severe weather threat. We are not alone in this thinking. The Storm Prediction Center has already placed much of the state under a slight risk for severe storms. If any storms were to develop the main concerns would be strong to damaging wind gusts and localized heavy rain. The tornado threat is non-zero but extremely low. Just remain weather aware and have a way to receive weather updates through the day.

Following the cold front high pressure builds in providing a sunny Wednesday before another round of rain arrives late Thursday.