Isolated Severe Storms Persist Across Eastern Carolinas and Coast

A slight risk of severe thunderstorms continues this afternoon across parts of eastern North Carolina and Virginia. Isolated strong to severe storms remain possible over the central and eastern Carolinas and coastal southern Mid-Atlantic, with only minor adjustments made to the outlook based on the latest trends.

Vigorous thunderstorms continue to pose a slight risk across eastern North Carolina this afternoon. A few storms may still produce damaging wind gusts and some hail before the activity gradually weakens.

Ongoing convection is moving through the central Carolinas, where isolated strong storms remain possible. The overall severe threat stays limited but has not yet ended for the afternoon hours.

The coastal southern Mid-Atlantic, including portions of Virginia, remains under a marginal to slight risk. Isolated strong storms capable of gusty winds may affect these areas into the evening.

Stronger thunderstorms are still possible this afternoon over extreme southeast Arizona. Occasional hail may occur with the strongest cores, though the severe threat remains minimal.