Saturday stays hot and breezy. Storm chances jump Sunday afternoon, then conditions gradually improve into the second half of the week.
Feels like 99° · Wind 3 mph Updating…
Now the strongest signal for widespread showers and storms, especially after 2 PM.
High near 91°F, with a potentially dangerous afternoon heat index.
Lower humidity and fewer showers make it one of the week’s better outdoor days.
Take heat breaks Saturday. On Sunday, leave the beach as soon as thunder is heard—lightning can strike well outside the rain.
A hot arrival day with gusts near 20 mph. Heat index may climb well above 100°F.
NWS nearshore forecast · Estimated for the Kill Devil Hills oceanfront.
Shade, SPF 30+, hat and reapply often.
Recheck storms, radar and beach flags before heading out.
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Conditions shown are for the Kill Devil Hills oceanfront near Milepost 7. Rip-current risk can change daily, so follow lifeguard instructions and posted beach flags.