RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Zonal flow aloft and surface high pressure sitting off the Mid-Atlantic coast will lead to dry weather and mostly sunny skies for the next couple of days.

A weak ridging pattern over the East Coast will cause heights to slowly rise into tomorrow, allowing high temperatures to increase to around 90 degrees by tomorrow and Wednesday.

On Tuesday, there may be a few pop-up thunderstorms over the higher terrain to the west, but our area is expected to remain dry.

On Wednesday, a subtle shortwave will traverse the area, bringing a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms. However, the best forcing remains north over central Virginia, resulting in the best rain chances remaining to the north. Also on Wednesday, a trough begins to develop in the Central Plains and pushe

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