WE
WE ARE
WE ARE 4@LOOKING AT RIGHT NOW, YOU LOOK AT A LIVE RADAR, WE
HAVE JIMMY HERE, OUR4@
METEOROLOGIST, WITH WHAT WE CAN
EXPECT OVERNIGHT4@4@. JIM, WE H
BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS, AND I
SAID TO YOU, STRONG WINDS AND
RAIN ARE THE SCARIEST 4@AT
NIGHT.>> THEY ARE, AND IF YOU
DO NOT NEED 4@TO BE OUT AND ABO,
AT THIS TIME, DO NOT.
THE WINDS WILL BE THE BIGGER
PROBLEM TONIGHT, 4@THE RAIN WIL
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PROBLEM
PROBLEM IS, IF YOU ARE DRIVING, AND A TREE COMES DOWN, YOU MAY
NOT SEE IT.
IN FACT, WE ALREADY HAVE
REPORTS OF ACCIDENTS BECAUSE OF
THAT.4@
THAT.4@
THAT.4@ IF THE POWERLINE IS DOWN, YOU
MAY NOT SEE IT AS WELL,4@4@4@4@
IS PROBABLY JUST BEST TO STAY
HOME 4@TONIGHT, WAIT UNTIL IT I
DAYLIGHT AND THEN YOU CAN
TRAVEL AGAIN TOMORROW.
RIGHT NOW, THIS WAS THE 8:00
ADVISORY, THE NATIONAL
HURRICANE CENTER HAS GONE BACK
TO THREE HOURLY ADVISORIES, OUR
NEXT WILL ONLY 4@COME AT 11:00.
IT WAS MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS
AT 70 MILES PER KbjçÑULU"?
HERE'S THE RADAR, AGAIN,4@ I WI
LET YOU KNOW THAT THE RADAR IN
WILMINGTON HAS GONE DOWN, SO WE
DO NOT HAVE THAT, BUT WE ARE
USING 4@THE OTHER RADARS 4@04@4@
THE REGION.
THE REGION. THE CIRCULATION RIGHT THERE,4@
NORTH OF MYRTLE BEACH, MOVING
SLOWLY TOWARDS THE WEST,4@ YOU
CAN SEE THAT THE RAIN IS COMING
INTO THE AREA, THERE WILL BE 4@
LOT OF RAIN HERE, BUT 4@AS THE
SYSTEM GOES BY, THERE WILL BE A
LOT MORE TO COME.
HERE IN THE MIDLANDS, WE HAVE
SEEN ONE 4@BAND OF RAIN, NOTHIN
COMING THROUGH, BUT THE EASTERN
PART OF OUR MIDLANDS IS SEEING i
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COUNTIES.
COUNTIES. THE THREAT OF TORNADOES TONIGHT
COUNTIES. THE THREAT OF TORNADOES TONIGHT@
IS IN EASTERN AND NORTHERN4@4@
CAROLINA, THE BANDS COULD
CREATE TORNADOES, THERE ARE NO
TORNADO >Sú0
TORNADO >Sú0 CAROLINA.
CAROLINA.
CAROLINA. HERE'S THE 4@CIRCULATION, RIGHT
THERE, YOU CAN SEE THESE BANDS,
IT IS A 4@REAL CONCERN.
EVEN THOUGH THE STORM IS
WEAKENING, 4@THE BANDS CAN LINE
UP AND PRODUCE A TREMENDOUS
AMOUNT OF RAIN.
NOTICE HOW IT JUST KEEPS4@ COMI
IN, ONE AFTER ANOTHER, THAT
JUST4@ COMPOUNDS THAT, IT DOESN
HAPPEN FOR THE WHOLE AREA, BUT
YOU WILL SEE THESEÑv
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RAIN
RAIN COMING IN AND SOMETIMES YOU WILL ACTUALLY BE ABLE TO
SEE THAT ON THE RAINFALL MAPS.
ONE PLACE MAY HAVE 30 INCHES OF
RAIN, AND 20 MILES AWAY WAY, --
ONE PLACE MAY HAVE 30 INCHES OF RAIN, AND 20 MILES AWAY WAY, --@
THEY ONLY HAVE 15 INCHES OF
RAIN.4@
RAIN.4@
RAIN.4@ OF COURSE, EVERYBODY FROM
COLUMBIA TO MY4@RTLE BEACH IS
UNDER A TROPICAL STORM WARNING,
AND NORTH OF CHARLESTON INTO
BENNETTSVILLE.4@4@
BENNETTSVILLE.4@4@ THIS IS FROM THE NATIONAL
HURRICANE CENTER, AT FIVE A,
THE NEXT ONE COMES A 11 PM,
THEY EXPECT BY 2 AM, THAT THIS
SYSTEM WILL BE MOVING OUT OF4@F
THEY EXPECT BY 2 AM, THAT THIS SYSTEM WILL BE MOVING OUT OF4@Fé
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ORTI
ORTI COUNTY AND WILL SLOWLY WEAKEN OVERNIGHT INTO TOM4@ORRO
AS IT MOVES THROUGH THE
MIDLANDS, WE DO EXPECT IT TO
BECOME A TROPICAL DEPRESSION,
IT WILL WEEKEND AND THEN TURN
UPSTATE.4@
UPSTATE.4@ CURRENTLY THESE ARE THE
TEMPERATURES AROUND THE REGION,
YOU CAN SEE THEY ARE IN THE
70s, WHERE THE RAIN IS
FOLLOWING.
FOLLOWING. WE ARE 4@STILL AT 4@80 DEGREES,
DEGREES OVER IN AUGUSTA.
THESE ARE THE SUSTAINED WINDS,
AND FLORENCE, IT HAS BEEN ONE
OF THE WINDIER PLACES THIS 4@
EVENING.
EVENING.
EVENING. SUSTAINED, HERE AT COLUMBIA WE
ARE AT4@ 20 MILES PER HOUR.
LOOK AT THE WIND GUSTS, AND
FLORENCE THEY HAD ONE IT 58
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FLORENCE THEY HAD ONE IT 58 MILES ,FI:N7@EdgR. (%bPW@óm■Y!U-
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HERE AND
HERE AND SUMTER, IT IS GUSTING UP4@ 40 MILES PER HOUR, NOT TOO
LONG AGO, THE AIR FORCE BASE 4@
REPORTED THAT4@ A GUST AT 51
MILES PER HOUR.
THAT IS STRONG ENOUGH TO BRING
TREES DOWN, THAT IS WHY I SAY,
IF YOU 4@DO NOT HAVE TO BE OUT
TONIGHT, DO NOT.4@4@
DOWN IN CHARLESTON, THEY ARE
SOUTH OF THE SYSTEM, THEY HAVE
36 MILE-PER-HOUR WIND GUSTS,
SAME THING IN THE MYRTLE BEACH
AREA, THAT IS THE CONCERN WE
HAVE FOR TONIGHT, KEEP IN 4@MIN
THAT THE SYSTEM WILL TAKE A
WHILE, WE DO NOT EXPECT IT TO4@
THAT THE SYSTEM WILL TAKE A WHILE, WE DO NOT EXPECT IT TO4@@
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MIDDAY SUNDAY, SO ?$]bCG.X
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MAINLY
MAINLY FOR THE MIDLANDS TOMORROW AND TOMORROW NIGHT.
AS WE HAVE BEEN SAYING, THIS
AREA OF NORTH CAROLINA HAS 4@
ALREADY SEEN 20 INCHES OF RAIN,
AND THEY WILL SEE ANOTHER 20.
I 4@DO KNOW4@ THAT THEY ARE
EXPECTING ANOTHER 15+, IN THE
FLORENCE AREA, FOR 4@CANTON AND
SUMTER, YOU CAN EXPECT 72 10
INCHES OF RAIN.
--4@ SEVEN INCHES 4@TO 10 INCHE
RAIN.
RAIN.
RAIN. DOWN IN ORANGEBURG, PROBABLY
CLOSER TO IN -- TWO INCHES OF
RAIN.4@é
CLOSER TO IN -- TWO INCHES OF RAIN.4@é!
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ONCE
ONCE WE
ONCE WE GET PAST 4@THIS WEEKEND WE WILL BE HEADING INTO A DR4@Y
STRETCH, IF YOU CAN BELIEVE
THAT.
THAT.
THAT. WE
THAT. WE ARE AWFULLY CONCERNED ABOUT
THIS AREA, 4@BECAUSE 20 INCHES
ALREADY, MAYBE 20 INCHES MORE,
THIS IS AN EAST COAS4@T HARVEY.
THE THING THAT I AM 4@CONCERNED
ABOUT,4@ AND 2016, WHEN MATTHEW
WENT BY,4@ I DON'T KNOW EXACTLY
HOW MUCH THE RAIN WAS UP HERE,
BUT IT RESULTED IN THOSE
HISTORIC FLOODS DOWN IN THE
EASTERN PART OF THE STATE.
I'M ALSO CONCERNED BECAUSE
CHARLOTTE IS LIKELY TO GET4@ 10
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CHARLOTTE IS LIKELY TO GET4@ 10 TO inW@9]÷7?2R>.ó!"v6nED÷pc@)J/)
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AFFECT
AFFECT THE RIVER, WHICH IS ANOTHER CONCERN.4@
ANOTHER CONCERN.4@ IF FOR ANY REASON IT WERE TO
SLOW DOWN IN WESTERN NORTH
CAROLINA, THEN THESE RIVERS
WOULD COME INTO PLAY.
MY GREATEST CONCERN IS OVER
HERE IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE
STATE, BECAUSE THEY HAVE
ALREADY HAD RAIN AND WILL 4@GET
MORE. C
MORE. C
MORE. C I
MORE. C I DON'T THINK THAT PEOPLE4@4@ T
INTO CONSIDERATION HOW 20
INCHES OF RAIN IN THE PD, CAN
AFFECT US IN THE MIDLANDS,
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT ALMOST 4
FEET OF RAIN WITH THOSE BEING
COMBINED UP 40 INCHES OF RAIN.
>> THINK BACK OF 2016, WITH
MATTHEW, WE GOT 4@SOME RAIN BUT
NOT THAT MUCH.l0mmá&,4@4@
OVER AND SUMTER, THEY GOT A
GOOD AMOUNT, BUT IT WAS EVEN
MORE IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THAT
ALL CAME DOWN, THAT IS WHY I AM
CONCERNED TONIGHT BECAUSE OF
THE RIVERS IN THE EASTERN PART
OF OUR STATE.
THAT IS HIS4@ -- A DISASTER