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WEATHER: Raleigh and the Triangle, rain and storms from the remnants of Isaias arrive this weekend, the National Weather Service says. CONFIRMED: The remnants of Hurricane Isaias will bring rain to the Triangle and central North Carolina from Saturday evening through Sunday night, the National Weather Service in Raleigh said Friday afternoon. Storm totals should average 1 to 2 inches, with localized higher amounts possible. An isolated strong to severe storm with damaging wind gusts can't be ruled out, mainly in the eastern Piedmont, Sandhills and Coastal Plain, and a brief tornado is possible mainly in the south and east. Localized urban and poor-drainage flooding is possible. This is not a direct hurricane hit. Skies clear by Monday afternoon. STILL UNKNOWN: No watches or warnings were in effect as of Friday afternoon; timing and storm strength could change. Source: National Weather Service Raleigh area forecast discussion, 2:45 PM Oct. 9, 2026 Tips: Tie down or bring in patio furniture, trash cans and decorations. Charge your phone and turn on weather alerts. Turn around, don't drown: never drive through flooded roads. Stay away from downed power lines and watch for falling limbs in gusts. Know your tornado safe spot: the lowest floor, interior room, away from windows. Voice: Pocket TTS (Kyutai) Follow Triangle Local (@newcreationsnc) for the confirmed update. Full story: trianglelocalnc.com #TriangleLocal #RaleighNC #WakeCounty #TriangleNC #NCwx #Isaias #WeatherSafety #NCNews
WEATHER: Raleigh and the Triangle, rain and storms from the remnants of Isaias arrive this weekend, the National Weather Service says. CONFIRMED: The remnants of Hurricane Isaias will bring rain to the Triangle and central North Carolina from Saturday evening through Sunday night, the National Weather Service in Raleigh said Friday afternoon. Storm totals should average 1 to 2 inches, with localized higher amounts possible. An isolated strong to severe storm with damaging wind gusts can't be ruled out, mainly in the eastern Piedmont, Sandhills and Coastal Plain, and a brief tornado is possible mainly in the south and east. Localized urban and poor-drainage flooding is possible. This is not a direct hurricane hit. Skies clear by Monday afternoon. STILL UNKNOWN: No watches or warnings were in effect as of Friday afternoon; timing and storm strength could change. Source: National Weather Service Raleigh area forecast discussion, 2:45 PM Oct. 9, 2026 Tips: Tie down or bring in patio furniture, trash cans and decorations. Charge your phone and turn on weather alerts. Turn around, don't drown: never drive through flooded roads. Stay away from downed power lines and watch for falling limbs in gusts. Know your tornado safe spot: the lowest floor, interior room, away from windows. Voice: Pocket TTS (Kyutai) Follow Triangle Local (@newcreationsnc) for the confirmed update. Full story: trianglelocalnc.com #TriangleLocal #RaleighNC #WakeCounty #TriangleNC #NCwx #Isaias #WeatherSafety #NCNews

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