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you very picturesque out there in wilson. 67 0 at the airport in raleigh partly cloudy winds are currently calm. we've been taught -- talking about tropical storm julia that developed yesterday. they won't have any big impacts. we'll bring heavy rain across parts of southeastern, south carolina, parts of georgia and parts of fl not really big impacts. slowly moving to north, here's friday at 2:00 a.m. look at the winds at 25 miles an hour. it is expected to wink into tropical depression status later today. tomorrow we'll show you another system that is developing off the coast of africa. here's a look at the satellite and radar. not a lot out there just a tropical storm julia weakening to a tropical depression will bring heavy rain down to the southeast. we also have a cold front that will meet through the area and bring temperatures down just a little bit. it is hard to call this a cold front cold air but it will bring some slightly cooler temperatures. here's what likely looks like thursday. the cold front is moving through to her southeastern counties and that is what will keep julia, the remnants of julia down to the south tomorrow. we will still

wilson and sampson county. the moisture is coming from, number one, a very slow moving weak cold front/stationary front dragging itself up the coast. then the leftover from tropical storm julia. that's throwing extra moisture will work together. we may not have liked the rain and clouds. we are still in the mid-70s right now after many of us just topped out there, but we will be stuck with the clouds all night, temperatures very slow to move to the low 70s as rain showers will eventually taper off as we get into late tonight. as i said, this is a trend. i'll tell you when we'll get sunshine and dry weather. time for many people to head home. meteorologist kristin ketchell has an update on the commute. how is it right now? >> very messy around the triangle. right now we're on i-95 sowfnlt i will put camera around. we have some moderate rainfall, a little bit of ponding and spray coming up from other trucks and cars so. a lot of roads around the area will be very slippery for that evening drive, even in the stopped, expected to see lingering puddles and off to the side, some of the side roads may have water on them as well. so traffic on 95 southbound is moving okay at this po

wilson county, by far, it is the heaviest up here. this is likely going to continue through the night. as long as the upper level low, the cut off low is over us and julia is around it will be trapped under the low. we will cope rain in the area. fall officially arrives tomorrow morning at 10:21. sunshine should resume friday afternoon that that means temperatures will be on the rise. high pressure ridge, stubborn in the southeast. a cold front comes in it takes out the colair mass and passes to the north. we don't see the cold air any time soon coming in to bring us a refreshing break from the humidity and the heat. it is damp out at rdu this tonight, the winds died down. 5 miles an hour at this time. the temperatures in the lower 70s right now. broadview, upper 60s, 70s, falling a degree or 2 before it is all said and done. not that cool of a night. you see the movement of the precipitation. the reflection of the remnants of julia over charleston and then the upper level low. it friday, moving more to the northeast and ticking out of here. we have a couple of frontal boundaries on the north and to the west. ahead of it, warm, hot layout the southeast

wilson, rocky mount this morning and just expected to be with us all day long. here's a look at the radar picture starting at 3:45, big rotation happening around the remnants of julia. this is all going to weaken gradually over the next 24, 48 hours oh today brings us the best chance of rain and tomorrow not as much and i think by friday, saturday we should dry out a bit. rain in fayetteville, lookout wet it is roads are wet and breathe at the airport rd not least wet 14 miles an hour dew point south hi 70, 67 it a71 raleigh, temperatures range fromver 67 n. the low 70s down soues. temperatures will b slow to warm up with the clouds and rain we will see we are not going to see temperaturesin warming up om where they are now. the broad circulation grabbing some moisture fromthe atlantic and pushing it into ouviewing really does not change much today but that was the remnants of julia, a couple things stil happening tropical depression carl may become a tropical storm again in the next 24 hours and here is tropical storm lisa which looks like instead strengthen it will be weakening. looks like the tropical storm is that by bermuda saturday at morning early and out in