The potential for a regional severe weather outbreak remains likely across the southeastern U.S. tomorrow afternoon and evening, including eastern NC. The Storm Prediction Center continues a Moderate Risk (4/5) for most of the area. All severe hazards remain possible including damaging wind gusts, large hail in excess of 1 inch in diameter, and tornadoes. A few tornadoes could be strong.

Additionally, a strong cold front is forecast to push across the region on Friday bringing strong northerly winds. This could lead to minor to moderate coastal flooding for portions of soundside Outer Banks and tidal tributaries, and ocean overwash across the Northern Outer Banks.