Patchy fog and drizzle may greet early risers on Sunday as high dew points linger. By midday, a cold front is expected to move in, clearing out moisture and making way for a bright, sunlit afternoon.

Hot conditions persist in central North Carolina, even as a cold front pushes into the region. While some areas may see evening storms, the overall effect on temperatures will be minimal.

Austin is in for a brief cold snap, disappearing as quickly as it arrives. Yet this 48-hour brush with lower temperatures, combined with breezy winds and parched vegetation, poses a tangible wildfire threat across Central Texas.

Rain-weary residents may see relief this Sunday as showers begin to taper off across the region. Meanwhile, a cold front is expected next week, potentially bringing another round of weather changes.