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The chance for a few strong storms continues through early Tuesday morning.
Tuesday, expect more clouds than sun throughout a warm and muggy day. Highs will peak in the 80s for many. However, the humidity may make it feel close to 90 degrees. Isolated to scattered storms will be possible after 2 p.m. Tuesday. An isolated severe storm will be possible through the evening.
This early summer weather pattern will continue through much of this week.

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1. Trump to visit Fort Bragg Tuesday for Army celebration
President Donald Trump will be in North Carolina on Tuesday to take part in celebrations at Fort Bragg marking the Army’s 250th year. Trump will join service members, military families and the public to honor those in the oldest branch of U.S. armed forces. The event will include military demonstrations and remarks by senior leaders.
2. Four suspects facing more charges following Catawba County mass shooting
Four suspects charged in connection with a deadly mass shooting in Catawba County are facing additional charges. Izaiah Mitchell, Toland Huff Jr., Ke’andre Mack and Zachary Bates appeared in court for a second time Monday. They have each been charged with 10 additional counts of attempted first-degree murder, bringing their total charges to 11 each. They were charged with one count of attempted murder Friday.
3. 'We don’t know if it’ll be sustainable': N.C. needs to spend $1 billion for hunger, report says
Feeding America recently released its 2025 “Map the Meal Gap” study on food insecurity across the nation and at a local level. It shows North Carolina had a higher food insecurity rate than the national average, a continuing trend over the past few years. The report showed the state would need to spend more than $1 billion yearly to meet existing food needs. Food pantries through organizations like Celebration Church in Wake County, are helping those battling food insecurity.
1. Trump set to deploy hundreds of Marines to Los Angeles amid protests
2. California to sue over National Guard deployment as Newsom says Trump is sending 2,000 more troops
3. Trump announces commitments from CEOs to contribute to proposed baby investment accounts
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