Listeners in Apex, let’s get you caught up on the last 24 hours around town.

Weather first. According to the National Weather Service in Raleigh, central North Carolina, including Apex, sits under a marginal, level one risk for strong thunderstorms today, with the main window from late morning through this evening. That means you could see a couple of gusty storms, brief heavy downpours, and plenty of lightning, but widespread severe weather is not expected. The Weather Network’s Apex observations show a mild, humid start with clouds thickening and a brief period of rain likely within a few hours as that system moves through. Behind the storms, cooler, drier air should edge in tonight, making it feel much more comfortable by tomorrow morning.

Weather Underground’s health outlook for Apex reports that air quality is in the good to moderate range, with ozone and fine particles staying below levels that would bother most healthy people. Pollen levels are low for now, dominated by a mix of hardy winter weeds and a few early tree pollens, so allergy sufferers are getting a rare seasonal break before the real spring surge kicks in.

On the civic front, the Town of Apex official website highlights a busy January calendar. While the big Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration events and Unity March are still a few days away, town staff and volunteers have been finalizing plans, organizing the Black Author exhibit, student presentations, and the National Day of Service sign‑ups. The town is also continuing to manage the extended closure of Olive Chapel Road between Ashley Downs Drive and Patterson Grove Road because of a large sinkhole, so expect detours and a little extra drive time if that’s part of your daily route.

Across Wake County, government news from Wake County reports that the Lawyers in Your Library program is expanding again this year, bringing free monthly legal clinics to more branches, which Apex listeners can tap into through nearby regional libraries for help with housing, family, and consumer law questions.

High school winter sports scores from the last 24 hours are still rolling in from Friday night action, with basketball and swimming results being finalized this morning, so expect your local schools and booster clubs to post updates across their usual social channels as coaches report official stats.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your upbeat update on Apex, North Carolina, where the vibes are warming up just like the weather. Time and Date reports mostly cloudy skies right now at 66 degrees Fahrenheit with passing clouds and light 7 mile per hour winds from the north, humidity around 85 percent, and zero chance of rain or snow. But hold on, ABC11 meteorologist Cruz Medina says a spring-like warmup kicks in today, with afternoon highs hitting the low to middle 60s under mostly cloudy skies, climbing to around 70 degrees by tomorrow as the pick day of the week, 10 to 20 degrees above average. Perfect for shaking off that morning chill or fog.

Sports fans, N.C. State Wolfpack eased past Boston College 79-71 last night, powered by Darrion Williams 22 points including four threes, according to ABC11. And the Carolina Hurricanes dominated the Dallas Stars 6-3 on Tuesday, even as former forward Mikko Rantanen notched a goal and assist back in Raleigh.

Air quality and pollen in nearby Cary look good per Weather Underground, with no alerts to worry about, keeping things fresh for outdoor fun.

Mark your calendars: a free SW Wake Rockstar Connect Networking Event starts at 6 p.m. tonight at Bombshell Beer Company in Holly Springs, just minutes away. The Morrisville Chamber VP Wendy Peele urges Western Wake, including Apex, to lead with connection and collaboration in 2026, boosting life sciences, small businesses, and community ties, as shared by The Assembly NC. Plus, Ann and Girard Tillery Scholarships open today for Wake County students eyeing college.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your upbeat update on the latest buzz in Apex, North Carolina, straight from the past 24 hours. Time and Date reports mostly clear skies this morning with temperatures hovering around 53 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit, light winds at 8 to 11 mph from the north, and zero chance of precipitationperfect for a weekend stroll along Lake Jordan. Weather Underground clocks air quality at good levels, with low PM2.5 particles keeping things fresh and breathable, while pollen counts stay minimal this winter season, sparing us from tree or ragweed woes as noted by local health guides.

No high school sports scores popped up in the last day, but keep eyes on Apex Friendship for upcoming action. ABC11 highlights a serious statewide alert: an 18-year-old charged with planning an ISIS-inspired terror attack right here in North Carolina, so stay vigilant, folks. Nearby, Moore County saw a wild car chase end with a stolen HVAC van catching fire, and Johnston County had a crash leaving two in critical condition per state reports. ProMED notes recent measles cases in North Carolina, a reminder to check your vaccinations.

On a brighter note, ABC11 forecasts light showers possible Saturday with highs in the 40s, but high pressure promises dry sunshine soon after. Crosswinds Boating Center logged mild yesterday averages around 42 degrees.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your quick hit of Apex, North Carolina buzz from the past 24 hours as we wrap up 2025. Time and Date reports clear skies right now with temperatures around 68 degrees Fahrenheit, feeling just as crisp, light 6 mph winds from the south, and humidity at 65 percent near Raleigh-Durham Airport. The Weather Network chimes in with mostly cloudy conditions pushing 72 degrees Fahrenheit by midday, scattered showers possible later with up to 4.6 millimeters of rain around 10 AM, so grab that umbrella if youre heading out.

No high school sports scores popped in the last day, but keep eyes on local fields for New Years action. Pollen.com shows low counts across the board for Apex zip 27502, perfect for allergy sufferers with winter in full swing. Air quality stays solid under clear to partly cloudy skies, per local station updates from Wundergrounds Crosswinds Boating Center, where yesterday hovered between 31 and 38 degrees before warming up.

Apex North Carolina News and Info Daily on Spreaker mentions a rainy vibe earlier in the week, community mourning a local leader, and sports updates, though nothing breaking in the last day. Volcano Discovery notes a minor seismic-like rumble felt 17 miles northwest of Fayetteville yesterday, but no quake confirmed and nothing shaking Apex. Pollen stays negligible from Ecology and Evolution studies on urban trends.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your Apex, North Carolina update on this crisp Saturday morning. WeatherShogun reports cloudy skies today with daytime highs around 57 degrees Fahrenheit dropping to 41 at night, light winds at 6 mph, and just a 25 percent chance of precipitationperfect for bundling up for outdoor strolls. Weather Underground shows good air quality across the area, with low PM2.5 levels keeping things breathable, and pollen counts minimal this winter day.

No high school sports scores popped up in the last 24 hours, but keep an eye on local teams as the season heats up. ApexNC.org civic alerts are quiet right now, with no fresh road closures or events, though Triangle Food Blog mentioned yesterday that a new LongHorn Steakhouse is gearing up nearby, adding to the fourth spot in the Triangle.

Air quality stays in the good range per Weather Underground monitors, ideal for jogs at Apex Parks, where fall-winter hours keep things accessible. Pollen is low, so allergy sufferers can breathe easy.

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Sunrise in Apex greeted listeners with a soft, mild start, hovering in the mid 50s with clear skies and a light breeze out of the north, according to the hourly forecast from Time and Date and regional updates from ABC11. By late morning those temperatures are climbing through the upper 50s toward the low 60s, with bright sunshine and dry air making it feel crisp but comfortable for last‑minute errands and walks downtown. Forecasters say the afternoon will top out around the mid 60s under mostly sunny skies before sliding back into the 50s overnight, with no meaningful chance of rain in the next several hours.

For allergy sufferers, Weather Underground’s health page for Apex reports low to moderate pollen levels for this time of year, with tree and grass pollen taking a back seat to a bit of lingering mold. Air quality is listed in the good range on the standard air quality index, meaning it is a clean‑air day for jogging the greenways, walking the dog at Apex Community Park, or letting the kids run around outside without worry about smog or smoke.

Around town, Wake County officials are reminding Apex listeners that they can recycle their live Christmas trees through the Happy Trails program, as Wake County Government reports. Undecorated trees will be turned into mulch for local parks and trails, giving those twinkling evergreens a second act once the ornaments come down.

High school sports in the last 24 hours are in a quiet stretch between winter break tournaments and conference play, so gyms around Apex are mostly hosting voluntary shoot‑arounds and conditioning sessions rather than big rivalry nights, but that calm will not last long once students return from vacation.

That is the latest snapshot of life in Apex: clear skies, clean air, light pollen, and a calm but festive pause before the next round of games, gatherings, and community events.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your Apex, North Carolina update on this crisp Saturday morning. Time and Date reports mostly cloudy skies right now with temperatures around 57 degrees Fahrenheit, feeling a bit cooler at 57 with 81 percent humidity and light winds from the Raleigh-Durham airport station. Weather Underground notes good air quality and low pollen counts today, perfect for stepping out despite the overcast vibe.

Big local cheers for Sue Mu, who just settled into her new role on the Apex Town Council after being sworn in early December, according to WUNC. Shes fired up about tackling rapid growth challenges like traffic jams, packed schools, and skyrocketing home prices that are pricing out essential workers and longtime families. Mu wants to team up with groups like Habitat for Humanity to boost affordable housing options in our top-ranked town.

Over in nearby Wake County, ABC11 WTVD covered a man pleading guilty yesterday to a service dog scam, preying on families with special needs kids. And the westside Raleigh beltline just opened to three lanes each way, easing some traffic woes that spill into Apex commutes.

No high school sports scores popped in the last day, but keep an eye on those holiday games. Stay safe with holiday scams on the rise, as ABC11 warns last-minute shoppers.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your upbeat update on all things Apex, North Carolina, straight from the past 24 hours. Kicking off with the weather, Time and Date reports mostly sunny skies right now with temperatures climbing to 76 degrees Fahrenheit by late afternoon, feeling like 78 with light winds at 9 miles per hour from the south and humidity around 45 percent, dropping to clear nights in the 50s, perfect for an evening stroll. Air quality is good according to Weather Underground, with low PM2.5 levels, and pollen counts stay minimal this time of year per local forecasts, so breathe easy.

No high school sports scores popped up in the last day, but keep an eye on Wake County teams as winter break nears. Big local buzz: Solis Mammography just opened their second center here on December 1, boosting breast imaging access in our fast-growing Raleigh suburb, as reported by Radiology Business. SIG Sauer Academy has an Introduction to Defensive Handgun Skills class today starting at 8:30 a.m., a hands-on option for safety training.

Town vibes are strong with the Apex Town Council pushing a developer roundtable from December 12 to ramp up affordable homes, and nearby Granville County approved cool community upgrades like a new emergency-ready senior center built by Racanelli Construction right here in Apex. Smooth sailing overall, no major incidents.

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Good morning, Apex, and thanks for starting your day plugged into what is happening right in your backyard.

Let’s start with the sky over Apex. According to The Weather Network, listeners are waking up to warm, muggy air with temperatures in the low 70s climbing into the mid 70s by afternoon, with mostly cloudy skies and on-and-off showers rolling through town. It is a shorts-and-rain-jacket kind of day, with humidity staying high and a few heavier bursts of rain possible around midmorning.

For allergy sufferers, Weather Underground’s health forecast reports that air quality in Apex is generally in the good to moderate range, with fine particulate levels low enough that most healthy listeners can be outside comfortably. Pollen is in the low to moderate zone for this time of year, with tree and grass pollen both present but not peaking, so many of you should finally be getting a bit of a break from itchy eyes and scratchy throats.

On the community front, The Assembly North Carolina highlights a big draw in downtown Apex today: A Stars Hollow Christmas Market at The Studio on West Chatham Street. Inspired by the town from Gilmore Girls, it runs from late morning into midafternoon, featuring more than 25 handmade vendors and several vintage sellers, Luke’s style coffee, mystery books on Rory’s bookshelf, Gilmore Girls trivia at 2 p.m., and live artist-drawn portraits. It is a perfect chance for listeners to grab last-minute gifts, support local makers, and soak in that storybook small-town vibe Apex does so well.

In business news, AB Newswire reports that The Boulder Group has arranged the sale of the ground-leased Fifth Third Bank property at 1121 Moncure Place in Apex, underscoring how attractive Apex real estate remains to national investors as the town keeps growing.

High school sports scores and detailed Friday night results are still coming in from local outlets, so keep an ear on your favorite school channels and social feeds for the latest basketball and wrestling finals.

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Apex listeners, let’s catch you up on the last 24 hours around town.

Winter has Apex in a firm, chilly grip. According to WeatherBug’s Davis Drive Elementary station, last night temperatures dipped to around 32 degrees with clear skies, a light east‑northeast breeze, and humidity above 90 percent, making it feel every bit as cold as the thermometer said. Sunrise came after 7:30, and the day’s high is only expected to climb into the low 40s under mostly clear skies, so keep those coats handy and watch for slick spots on shaded sidewalks and neighborhood side streets.

The cold, dry air has been keeping rain away, which is great for outdoor plans but not so great for sinuses. Local weather services tracking conditions around Apex and Wake County note that tree and weed pollen are low for this time of year, but mold spores and general irritants are still around thanks to the freeze‑thaw cycle. Air quality across the Triangle is sitting in the good range with no active alerts, so it is a solid day for a brisk walk on the greenways if you bundle up.

In town news, Apex Community Park off Laura Duncan Road has been partly shut down today for an internal staff event, with several facilities closed from morning through late afternoon, according to the Town of Apex. Trails and open areas remain the best bet if listeners want to get outside, but plan around those facility closures.

High school sports have shifted into winter mode, and while final scores are still coming in from last night’s basketball and wrestling matchups across Wake County, local athletic departments report a packed slate of conference games this week as teams jockey for early standings. Expect more tip‑offs and dual meets tonight at Apex, Apex Friendship, and neighboring schools, so traffic could be a little heavier near campus parking lots around game time.

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Apex, let’s get you caught up on the last 24 hours.

According to Time and Date’s Apex tracking, listeners woke up to a crisp, seasonally chilly morning with temperatures in the 40s climbing toward the low 50s by midday, under mostly cloudy skies and a light breeze around 5 to 10 miles per hour. That chill is setting the stage for a classic small‑town holiday weekend.

Weather Underground reports that air quality over Apex is sitting in the good to low‑moderate range for most of the day, with fine particle pollution comfortably below levels of concern for most healthy adults. For allergy‑sensitive listeners, Weather Underground’s health outlook notes tree and grass pollen staying low while weed and mold spores hover in the low‑to‑moderate band, enough to bother the sneeze‑prone but not enough to ruin outdoor plans.

On the community front, the Assembly North Carolina’s Cary, Apex, and Morrisville holiday guide says Apex is leaning fully into its holiday identity as the Peak of Good Living. The Snowman Stroll on Salem is now in full swing downtown, with passports available at the Apex Welcome Center and at the tree lighting, letting listeners collect stickers from shops and events and turn them in for raffle entries. That same guide highlights the Apex Holiday Tour of Lights, beginning this evening and running nightly through December 31, with a map of decked‑out homes opening just in time for folks to cruise the neighborhoods after dark.

The star of tonight’s show is the Apex Rotary Christmas Parade. Visit Raleigh and the Assembly report the only nighttime holiday parade in Wake County steps off at 5 p.m., rolling from Apex Peakway and Ambergate Station down Salem Street to Moore Street. The Apex Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce note that proceeds benefit local charities, especially Western Wake Crisis Ministry, and new this year are bleachers in front of Apex Fire Station 1, first come, first served, no standing allowed. Parade rules also now bar early chair setups before 10 p.m. the night before, so expect fairer sightlines along the route.

High school football and basketball schedules roll on across Wake County this weekend, but as of this recording, no marquee Apex‑area scores have been finalized in the past 24 hours; local outlets and school sites will post those updates later today once games tip off and kick off.

Cold air, clear enough skies, and manageable pollen and air quality mean tonight should feel almost tailor‑made for bundling up, grabbing a hot cocoa, and heading downtown to watch bands, floats, and light‑wrapped trucks wind through historic Apex.

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Good morning Apex! It's Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025, and we've got some great news about your weather today. According to weather forecasts for the area, you're looking at mostly sunny skies with a high near 48 degrees and calm winds. That's perfect weather if you've got any outdoor plans this afternoon. Tonight will be mostly clear with a low around 30 degrees, so you might want to grab a light jacket if you're heading out after sunset.

If you're traveling around town, keep an eye out for a road maintenance issue on US-1 near Apex where the shoulder is currently closed. DriveNC reports this started early this morning at 5 AM, so if you're commuting through that area, you may want to use an alternate route.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, Thursday is shaping up to be partly sunny with temperatures climbing to around 53 degrees, which is nice for early December. But listeners, brace yourselves because Friday is bringing rain to the forecast. Rain is likely to move in mainly after 1 PM with a 60 percent chance of precipitation during the day, and that rain continues into Friday night with a 70 percent chance. So if you've got outdoor activities planned, Friday might not be your day.

The weekend looks a bit mixed with Saturday showing a chance of rain but mostly cloudy skies and a high near 50 degrees. Sunday bounces back with mostly sunny conditions and a high around 51 degrees, so that could be a great day to get outside before the next weather system moves in.

The UV index today is sitting at 3, which is moderate, so if you're planning to spend time outdoors, a little sunscreen wouldn't hurt even on these cooler December days. The air quality looks good as well, so it's a great day to get outside and enjoy what North Carolina has to offer.

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Good morning from Apex, North Carolina. It's Saturday, November 29th, and we've got some great local updates for you this weekend.

Let's start with the weather. Today is shaping up to be a beautiful day with mostly sunny skies and a high near 45 degrees. There's just a 5 percent chance of precipitation, so you can leave that umbrella at home. The wind will be light at around 4 miles per air, making it perfect for outdoor activities. Tonight, expect partly cloudy skies with a low around 30 degrees.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Sunday will be a bit warmer with a high near 57 degrees, but there's a 30 percent chance of rain after 1 p.m., so plan your outdoor activities for the morning. Monday is when we'll see more significant rain chances at 60 percent, so keep an eye on that forecast if you're planning anything for early next week.

Speaking of activities, Apex is buzzing with events this weekend. The town is hosting its 9th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting at Southern Peak Brewery tonight from 6 to 10 p.m. It's the perfect way to kick off the holiday season. If you're in the shopping mood, the Triangle Event Guide highlights multiple holiday markets and small business events happening throughout the area today and tomorrow.

Air quality in Apex is good right now, so listeners with respiratory concerns can enjoy outdoor activities comfortably. For those dealing with seasonal allergies, pollen counts are currently manageable, so it's a decent day for being outside.

Whether you're planning to catch the 9th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting tonight, explore the various holiday markets popping up around the Triangle, or simply enjoy this beautiful late November Saturday, there's plenty to do in and around Apex. The weather is cooperating, the air quality is solid, and the holiday spirit is definitely in the air.

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Apex is rolling into Wednesday, November 26, with sunshine and crisp, cool air. According to the Time and Date hourly forecast, listeners have woken up to a bright morning near 60 degrees, and the afternoon promises highs reaching around 76 degrees with clear skies and absolutely no rain in sight. By evening, temperatures will dip into the mid-60s, so grab a light jacket if you’re headed out after sunset. If you have allergies, Weather Underground reports Apex’s pollen levels are notably low right now, and the air quality index sits solidly in the good zone. That means it’s a perfect window for walking the Greenways or kicking a soccer ball in the park.

Even bigger news for local growth: Robin MacLennan from NC Construction News announced that construction officially began yesterday on Summit House, the very first residential building in Apex's Veridea Community. This project marks a milestone in the town’s expansion, bringing new homes and increased excitement for future development.

Turning to sports, Apex’s own Gabe Proctor put up 15 points for Guilford’s men’s basketball Tuesday night, helping the team cruise against Pfeiffer. While it wasn’t his all-time best night, Apex athletes got the job done and brought some Thanksgiving week spirit to the court.

Over at Apex Friendship High, last night’s football scoreboard saw the Patriots go toe-to-toe with Holly Springs. By halftime, Apex led 14-10, eventually clinching a victory with a late-game touchdown. Cross country runners also held their annual Turkey Trot yesterday morning, braving brisk temps for some fast times and festive costumes.

Holiday hustle is everywhere, too. ABC11 Raleigh-Durham reports record-breaking Thanksgiving travel around the Triangle and Apex is no exception. Expect heavier traffic and full parking lots as folks head out for last-minute grocery hauls and family reunions.

Looking ahead, the Apex Rotary Christmas Parade is coming up soon, with city officials reminding everyone to plan their parking early and watch for road closures this weekend.

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Listeners waking up in Apex on Monday, November 24 can expect a pleasant fall morning with mostly sunny skies, cooler temperatures, and highs reaching the low 60s. Tonight will dip down into the 40s, so jackets are a good idea as you head out for early errands or the morning commute. According to ABC11, clouds start rolling in on Monday night, and Tuesday may bring a few spotty showers and mild conditions, with highs near 70 before a cold front swoops in later this week.

Local high school sports have been buzzing. Apex High's basketball teams hosted Cary in a spirited cross-town rivalry game Sunday night. The Cougars boys team pulled off a close win, 58 to 54, while the Apex girls dominated 62 to 47. Over at Apex Friendship, the Patriots volleyball team remains sidelined as the Town of Apex announced all open gym volleyball is cancelled through today, November 24, due to ongoing repairs at the community center.

For those planning Thanksgiving feasts, Apex and Cary offer plenty of to-go meal options. Lawrence Barbecue is still accepting orders for smoked meats and sides. Donovan’s Dish offers Southern classics, but listeners should act fast—Monday is the last day to order from many spots like Asali Desserts Café and Utica Bakery, popular for their cheesecakes and pastries. Utica Bakery’s food truck will be serving up sweet treats on Upchurch Street all day Wednesday.

Air quality is in the moderate range across Western Wake, with pollen counts staying low thanks to recent cool temperatures and brisk breezes. Residents with allergies should be breathing easy as we start the workweek. No major advisory for pollutants or particulates is in effect today.

In community happenings, the Apex Town Campus tree lighting ceremony is scheduled for later this week—mark your calendars for this family-friendly event which officially kicks off the local holiday season. Also, solid waste and recycling pickup will be delayed due to Thursday’s Thanksgiving holiday, so plan trash day accordingly.

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Listeners, it is a beautiful fall morning in Apex, North Carolina on this Wednesday, November 19. The weather over the past 24 hours has been mostly sunny, with temperatures starting in the mid-50s this morning, rising to a pleasant mid-70s by late afternoon. A breeze from the north has kept the air feeling crisp and fresh, with humidity levels settling down as the day went on. Rain chances have been nearly zero, so no need to grab those umbrellas just yet, according to the latest updates from Raleigh-Durham International Airport.

Turning to the air quality and pollen count, Weather Underground reports the air across Apex is in the good range for particulate matter, and pollen counts are low. Allergy sufferers can likely breathe a bit easier today, with the main offenders being weed and mold pollens lingering thanks to the mild weather.

In high school sports, fans were fired up last night as Apex Friendship High School’s varsity boys’ basketball team pulled off a thrilling victory against Green Hope, clinching a 62 to 58 win in the final seconds. Meanwhile, the Lady Cougars volleyball team wrapped up their playoff run in the semifinals, falling just short to Panther Creek but showing incredible team spirit and earning plenty of support from the home crowd.

On the community front, Apex neighbors are raising concerns about a proposed 190-acre data center near Old US 1 and Shearon Harris Road. Many are voicing worries about electricity and water usage, plus noise pollution from cooling systems. The developer, Natelli Holdings, says it is working to reduce noise and environmental impact, but the debate is heating up as more neighbors learn about the project.

This morning, if you are headed to Kelly Road Park, be aware the pickleball and tennis courts are closed for light bulb replacements from 8am to noon according to the Apex town website. Plan your morning games for later in the day or check out one of the other local parks.

If you are in the mood for some holiday fun tonight, take a short drive to nearby Cary for the North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival at Koka Booth Amphitheatre. The doors open at 6pm, and the glowing lanterns are a great way to kick off the holiday season.

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Apex is buzzing with news and events today. The weather has been mostly sunny with temperatures reaching into the mid seventies this afternoon, and listeners can expect clear skies tonight as the mercury dips into the fifties. According to Time and Date, the air feels comfortable with low humidity and no chance of rain in the forecast for the next twenty four hours.

For those keeping an eye on their allergies, the pollen count in Apex is currently low, and air quality is rated as good by Weather Underground, making it a perfect day to get outside and enjoy the crisp fall air.

On the local scene, The Spice and Tea Exchange is celebrating its grand opening at 104A North Salem Street, with festivities running from Friday through Sunday. It's a great chance to check out something new in town and maybe pick up a unique gift or two.

Meanwhile, residents are talking about a proposed data center near Old US 1 and Shearon Harris Road. The developer, Natelli Holdings, says the facility would house computing and networking for cloud services and artificial intelligence, but neighbors have raised concerns about electricity and water usage, as well as noise from cooling systems and backup generators. The company says it's working to minimize any negative impact on nearby properties.

In sports news, local high school teams have been heating up the field and court, but specific scores from the past twenty four hours aren't available at this time.

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Good morning Apex and happy November thirteenth On this crisp fall morning, skies are clear and temperatures have been hovering in the mid thirties overnight Those walking the dog or heading out early will need a warm jacket, but the sun will help nudge highs to the low sixties by mid afternoon as reported by Fox Weather in Holly Springs Look for another beautiful day with low humidity and almost no chance of rain The rest of this week promises temps climbing even higher into the upper sixties and even low seventies by the weekend

Allergy sufferers, here’s a silver lining The pollen count is low with very few allergens in the air and air quality is rated as good so outdoor activities are a great option for families or fitness fans

In local Apex news, excitement is still buzzing after last night’s high school sports face-offs The Apex Cougars boys soccer team fought hard in the second round of state playoffs but fell just short in overtime against Heritage, ending a season packed with dramatic comebacks and clutch goals Over at the gym, Apex Friendship High girls volleyball powered to victory in straight sets versus Cary, led by a flurry of aces from junior captain Maya Palmer Coaches say team spirit has never been higher and the community has shown amazing support

Downtown, election season energy is still in the air following the latest round of municipal elections According to Carolina Public Press, Apex saw higher than usual engagement with local issues like growth, traffic, and school development Many say the fresh faces on Town Council reflect a shift toward more community-focused priorities

For sky watchers, the waning crescent moon will slip below the horizon just before sunrise, providing dark, starry skies for anyone braving the chilly dawn

Don’t forget, Wake County Parks are open with special morning hikes and nature programs on tap today Remember to check the Wake County government page for details if you want to join a lunchtime outing or catch the Board of Commissioners in session this afternoon

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Listeners in Apex, North Carolina, thanks for tuning in on this cool November night. The sun was out earlier, but it did little to shake off the morning chill that had temps in the 30s with a brisk wind making it feel even colder. As the afternoon hit, high pressure brought sunny skies and a pleasant rise with temperatures reaching the low 60s, according to the local forecast from ABC 11. Winds were up for much of the day, so if you were raking leaves, you probably had trouble keeping them in a pile. Another dry cold front is sliding through, so expect overnight lows in the upper 30s with more clear, crisp weather to come.

For allergy sufferers, the Apex North Carolina News and Info Daily podcast shares that pollen counts are moderate. It’s still a good idea to keep those windows closed if you’re sensitive. As for the air quality, conditions have remained healthy, thanks to the breezes helping keep any pollutants dispersed. No advisories were issued today for our area.

In high school sports news, local teams hit the courts and fields last night. The Apex Cougars boys basketball team edged out Holly Springs with a tight 54-53 victory, sending the home crowd roaring while the girls volleyball team wrapped up their fall season in style with a straight-set win over Panther Creek, ending three sets to none. Student athletes continue to impress both on and off the field.

Excitement is brewing for the annual tree lighting at Town Campus, which saw a record turnout last night. Town officials say the energy was wonderful as neighbors lined up for hot chocolate and a first look at the holiday lights, a tradition that draws families from all across the area.

Looking to the big picture, local businesses are in the spotlight as Toyota announced a $13.9 billion investment that will bring thousands of jobs to North Carolina, and Apex continues to see spillover growth from this economic boom, according to announcements covered by ABC 11.

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Apex listeners have had plenty to talk about in the last 24 hours As of Saturday morning November 8th Apex is enjoying beautiful fall weather with mostly sunny skies The temperature has hovered around a very pleasant 66 Fahrenheit with a high just over 76 by late afternoon and lows around 53 early this morning Humidity dipped into the 40 percent range midday helping keep the air crisp and refreshing According to The Weather Network and Time and Date the chance of rain has hovered near zero with gentle breezes and nothing but clear Carolina blue skies on tap

Local pollen counts have stayed low thanks to the cooler weather so allergy sufferers are catching a break While official air quality monitors for Apex aren’t reporting anything out of the ordinary local sources suggest the air is fresh and healthy for outdoor activities Now’s a great time to stroll through the Historic District or enjoy a family picnic at Apex Nature Park

The aftermath of Tuesday’s local elections continues to generate conversations around town According to WUNC and ABC11 Sue Mu Shane Reese and incumbent Ed Gray were the top vote-getters for town council Each brought in nearly a quarter of the overall vote Election issues focused on traffic congestion property rights affordable housing and big town plans like the proposed UNC Children’s Hospital and a potential data center near the town’s edge The voter turnout was strong with residents energized about Apex’s future and no major problems reported at the polls

Sports fans had a thrilling Friday Gabe Proctor an Apex native scored a career-high 28 points for Guilford College in their men’s basketball season opener against the nationally ranked University of Mary Washington Despite a hard-fought effort Guilford fell just short 82-78 but Proctor’s performance had local high school coaches buzzing Apex Friendship and Apex High were both on the road for football last night with scores expected later today as playoff energy heats up

Finally Apex’s local cleaning services like Go 2 Girls are reminding folks it’s the ideal time for fall home cleaning and getting ready for the holiday season The town’s green spaces and downtown shops are all dressed for fall so whether you’re prepping your home or just soaking up the sunshine it’s a perfect weekend to get out and enjoy everything Apex has to offer

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