THAT WE COULD GET TOMORROW.
SO NOT TO OUR FORECAST AND STAY ON THAT SAME TOPIC THE SEVERE
WEATHER THAT COULD BE COMING FOR US TOMORROW AND LENNY.
YOU’VE SEEN THE VIDEO THAT WE’VE ALREADY GOTTEN FROM ALABAMA AND
SOME OF THE SOUTHERN STATES THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN HIT BY THIS
SYSTEM.
IT’S A STRONG ONE.
IT DEFINITELY IS AND ONE OF THOSE SPRING SEVERE WEATHER
OUTBREAKS THAT’S GOING TO TRANSLATE INTO THE SOUTHEAST
TOMORROW.
I ANTICIPATE THAT AT LEAST SOME COMMUNITIES OVER NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA WILL EXPERIENCE TORNADOES AND HIGH WINDS AND YES
THAT COULD INCLUDE THE TRIAD AS WE LOOK OUT THERE TODAY.
WE OF COURSE JUST HAD THE CLOUDS AROUND WOKE UP MAYBE TO A LITTLE
BIT OF MIST YOU’RE LOOKING AT DOWNTOWN GRAHAM.
NOW, THIS IS ONE OF THE COMMUNITIES THAT’S ACTUALLY
UNDER THAT MODERATE RISK THAT THE LEVEL 4.
AT FOR THE POTENTIAL FOR DAMAGING WINDS AND TORNADOES
NOW.
HERE’S THE OUTLOOK ACROSS OUR AREA IN THE PIEDMONT TRIAD.
I DO THINK WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SCATTERED SEVERE
THUNDERSTORMS WITH WIND HAIL AND THE POTENTIAL FOR ISOLATED
TORNADOES IN THE FOOTHILLS STRONGEST SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS
ARE POSSIBLE.
WE’RE NOT EXPECTING THEM TO BE QUITE AS INTENSE OR WIDESPREAD
AND IN THE MOUNTAINS MOST OF IT IS RAIN, BUT AN ISOLATED
THUNDERSTORM IS POSSIBLE.
YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THE ARE RIGHT NOW AND YOU’RE GOING TO SEE
LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN AND NO THUNDERSTORMS OUT THERE SO YOU
CAN SLEEP PEACEFULLY TONIGHT WON’T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THIS
PROBABLY UNTIL LATE MORNING MIDDAY TOMORROW AND THEN THAT
THREAT WINDOW EXTENDS UNTIL EARLY AFTERNOON AND POTENTIALLY
IN THE TRIAD UNTIL EARLY EVENING NOTICE ON.
THE DOWNOVER ALABAMA BOY.
THEY HAVE HAD NUMEROUS TORNADO TOUCHDOWNS.
THE LAST COUNT I SAW WAS MORE THAN 20 SOME OF THESE FROM THE
SAME STORM.
JUST DROPPING.
FULL TORNADOES AND THESE LONG-LIVED TORNADIC
THUNDERSTORMS ARE WHAT WE’RE ANTICIPATING AS A POSSIBILITY
MAINLY ACROSS CENTRAL AND EASTERN, NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA AS THAT RISK AREA MOVES TO THE EAST SO IT’S NOT JUST
TORNADOES THOUGH.
YOU NOTICE ALL OF THE STORM DAMAGE REPORTS OUT HERE.
THERE’S BEEN SOME FLOODING SOME DAMAGING WINDS INTO A LESSER
EXTENT SOME HAIL SEVERE THUNDERSTORM RISK AGAIN PUSHES
TO THE EAST IT INCLUDES, GEORGIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, NORTH
CAROLINA OUR COMMUNITIES THAT ARE IN THAT HIGHEST THREAT
LEVEL.
OUR ALAMANCE COUNTY RANDOLPH COUNTY’S PARTS OF GUILFORD
COUNTY WHERE WIDESPREAD SEVERE STORMS ARE POSSIBLE AND THOSE
STRONGER TORNADOES EF2 OR HIGHER LIKE WE WERE TALKING ABOUT JUST
A MINUTE AGO AGAIN.
I THINK THAT FOCUS IS GOING TO BE TO THE EAST BUT WE’VE GOT TO
PREPARE FOR THE POSSIBILITY THAT IT COULD BACK UP INTO OUR
REGIONS.
SO AGAIN, WE’RE UNDER A SLIGHT TO ENHANCED RISK FROM THE
MOUNTAINS TO THE TRIAD WITH A GREATER THREAT DOWN EAST IN THAT
ENHANCED AREA OVER THE TRIAD AND FOOTHILLS.
STILL WE COULD HAVE NUMEROUS SEVERE STORMS AND SOME WIND
DAMAGE REPORTS THE PROBABILITY OF HIGHEST A LITTLE BIT FARTHER
TO THE EAST ESPECIALLY ALONG I-95 FROM COLUMBIA OVER TOWARD
RALEIGH.
THAT’S WHERE THE DAMAGING WIND IS MOST LIKELY AS WELL.
YOU JUST NEED TO KNOW HOW TO PREPARE FOR THIS AND WHAT YOU
NEED TO DO IS MAKE SURE YOU’RE IN THE LOWEST PART OF YOUR HOME
AWAY FROM WINDOWS FOR BOTH WIND AND FOR TORNADOES MORNING
SHOWERS.
SO NO THREAT IN THE MORNING BY NOON.
THAT’S WHEN THE SEVERE THREAT BEGINS AND CONTINUES INTO THE
AFTERNOON PROVIDED THE TEMPERATURES GET INTO THE UPPER
60S.
I THINK THE AIR WILL BE UNSTABLE ENOUGH TO PRODUCE SOME
THUNDERSTORMS.
WE MAY ACTUALLY HAVE SOME BREAKS IN THE CLOUDS AND IF YOU START
TO SEE SOME SUNSHINE OUT THERE IN THE EARLY AFTERNOON, BE
CAREFUL BECAUSE WE COULD HAVE THOSE STORMS DEVELOPING IN THAT
AFTERNOON HEAT 67 IN THE FOOTHILLS TOMORROW AFTERNOON
WITH SEVERE STORMS A POSSIBILITY.
IT WOULD BE A LITTLE EARLIER IN THE DAY.
THE MOUNTAINS WE’RE LOOKING AT TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 60S
TOMORROW.
EVERYBODY’S GOING TO HAVE GUSTY WINDS BECAUSE WE’RE GOING TO BE
OUT AHEAD OF THE COLD FRONT THAT YOU SEE PUSHING RIGHT NOW INTO
MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA NOTICE.
THERE’S ACTUALLY A LITTLE BIT OF SNOW ON THE BACKSIDE OF THAT
LOW.
THERE’S SOME COLD AIR COMING IN BEHIND THIS WEATHER SYSTEM.
SO WE MAY SPEND THE DAY TOMORROW IN THE 60S, BUT WE’RE LOOKING
FOR HIGHS THAT ARE POTENTIALLY ONLY IN THE 50S AS WE HEAD INTO
THE WEEKEND.
SO WHEN YOU LOOK AT OUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST, YOU’RE ACTUALLY
GOING TO SEE TEMPERATURES IN HERE FOR THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING
ON SATURDAY.
WE START OFF AT 30 DEGREES AFTERNOON HIGHS ARE ONLY IN THE
LOW 50S, BUT WE SHO