WCTI StormTrack 12 meteorologists are tracking a potential tropical disturbance that could begin developing late this weekend into early next week.<\/p>\n
Meteorologists say a cold front is expected to push into the region Sunday night, bringing a chance for severe weather into early Monday morning. Those storms could be enhanced by an area of lower pressure.<\/p>\n
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A tropical disturbance forms along the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida Coast next week<\/p>\n
By Wednesday, July 22, into Thursday, July 23, an upper-level low could help pull heavier rain and storms toward eastern North Carolina.<\/p>\n
StormTrack 12 meteorologists say forecast models continue to show prolonged periods of rain toward the end of the seven-day forecast, suggesting the models may still be adjusting to the potential tropical disturbance.<\/p>\n
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A tropical disturbance forms along the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida Coast next week<\/p>\n
The forecast remains uncertain, and residents along the Outer Banks are encouraged to stay up to date with the latest forecast as the weekend approaches.<\/p>\n