RALEIGH -- Temperatures today in the Triangle may harken to summer more than winter. The predicted high this afternoon is 70 degrees, according to Shawna Cokley, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Raleigh.
Tonight the temperature is expected to drop to the mid-30s.
There remains a chance of showers later this afternoon about 4 or 5, Cokley said.
A line of showers moved across the Triangle during the morning commute today, but it had moved out by late morning.
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