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Chief Meteorologist (CBM 573), WECT, Wilmington, NC... Wilmington, DE native... PSU ‘03... Eastern NC life, family, work since ‘04... #FlyEaglesFly 🦅
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First Alert Forecast: heat wave cresting, storm chances rising

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By Gannon Medwick Verified
| WECT-TV (Wilmington, NC) Verified
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - The First Alert Weather Day program for intense heat, including feels likes peaking at 105 to locally 110+, continues into Sunday. Please remain rested, hydrated, and neighborly to people and pets. As chances for locally heavy and gusty showers and storms tick up Sunday into Monday, please keep your WECT Weather App’s interactive radar - including past, present, and future tracking mode - handy for your plans.
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First Alert Forecast: next heat wave loading

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By Gannon Medwick Verified
| WECT-TV (Wilmington, NC) Verified
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Sunny, hot high pressure will bring stressful heat index values back to the Cape Fear and, hopefully, your heat precautions back to the fore. Wednesday will feel like 100, and a tougher 105+ is ahead for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Popup thunderstorm chances will stay low through this period and, as the 2026 Hurricane Season enters its second quarter, chances for new Atlantic tropical storm formation also look to stay low for at least the next several days...
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First Alert Forecast: heat set to rebuild

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By Gannon Medwick Verified
| WECT-TV (Wilmington, NC) Verified
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Your First Alert Forecast features decreasing rain chances and, in turn, increasing temperatures: 50% and upper 80s Tuesday, 20% and lower 90s Wednesday, and 10% with middle 90s and upper 90s Friday. Be alert for possible stressful feels likes near or over 105. Tropical storm activity remains unlikely in the Atlantic Basin this week.
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