LANIE POPE STANDING BY.
PLEASE TELL ME I’M NOT GOING TO GET WOKEN UP WITH THUNDER AND LIGHTNING AND RAIN.
LANIE: YOU ARE N GOING TO HAVE TO DEAL WITH THAT.
I DO HAVE SOMETHING I THINK YOU ARE GOING TO LIKE.
CHECK OUT THESE MYELIN FACES.
THIS WAS SENT TO ME BY DEBRA.
THESE ARE HER GRANDCHILDREN.
THEY WERE OUT FOR A WALK AND THEY CAME UPON THIS TINY HEART.
MAYBE YOU ARE GOI CHECK OUT THE SKIES OVER BELEWS LAKE.
WE WENT FROM STORMS THIS MORNI TO SUNSHINE AND THE WIND PICKING UP.
THE TEMPERATURES ARE ON THEIR WAY DOWN, BUT NOT SO BAD RIGHT NOW.
66 IN LEXINGTON, 60 DEGREES IN MOUNT AIRY.
50 IN THE MOUNTAIN AND NORTHERN PIEDMONT COMMUNITIES.
THE STRONGEST WIND GUSTS WE SAW TODAY WERE CLOSE TO 60 MILES PER HOUR.
IN BURLINGTON, THE FRONT AND THE STORMS PUSHED THROUGH, AND THE WIND GUSTS STAYING IN THE MOUNTAINS FOR MUCH OF THE DAY.
AT THIS HOUR WE HAVE RECENT GUSTS OF 25 TO 30 MILES PER HOUR.
WE ARE GETTING A CHANGE IN AIR MASS.
WHEN YOU DO, THE WIND IS STRONG WITH THAT.
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS DECIDED TO EXTEND THE ADVISORY FOR A FEW COMMUNITIES IN THE MOUNTAIN STARTING AT MIDNIGHT AND CONTINUING UNTIL 6:00 TOMORROW.
THE WIND IS NOT GOING TO DIE DOWN DURING THE DAY TOMORROW.
IT WILL LIKELY BE TOMORROW NIGHT INTO SATURDAY MORNING.
WE COULD HAVE ISOLATED TREES OR LIMBS DOWN AND SPORADIC POWER OUTAGES.
IF YOU ARE GOING TO GET OUT TOMORROW TO RUN ERRANDS, MAYBE SOME GROCERIES, BUNDLE UP A LITTLE BIT.
TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE CHILLY.
A HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 55 TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
I AM HEARING ABOUT THIS AND SEEING IT ALL OVER MY DECK.
THE POLLEN, ESPECIALLY TREE POLLEN, THE OAKS AND THE MAPLES, REALLY BRINGING EVERYTHING TO THE GROUND RIGHT NOW.
WE ARE EXPECTING TO CONTINUE HAVING HIGH COUNTS FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS.
OUR FRONT ALONG THE COASTLINE.
SOME PRECIPITATION MAY BE WINTERING AT THE HIGHEST ELEVATIONS OF THE MOUNTAINS.
IT IS MOSTLY RAIN.
MAYBE A FEW SNOWFLAKES.
PLENTY OF COLD AIR.
WE WILL BE IN THE 30’S TOMORROW MORNING.
THERE MAYBE A RAIN-SNOW MIX IN THE MOUNTAINS.
LITTLE TO NO ACCUMULATION.
DURING THE DAY TOMORROW WE STAY CHILLY EARLY ON, BUT EVENTUALLY WARMING UP INTO THE 50’S.
MORNING TEMPERATURES ARE BELOW FREEZING IN THE MOUNTAINS.
CLOSER TO 40 DEGREES ACROSS THE TRIAD.
THERE IS YOU ACCUMULATING SNOW ON THE WEST FACING SLOPES OF THE MOUNTAINS.
YOUR FRIDAY FORECAST HAS A LOT OF SUNSHINE.
MID TO UPPER 50’S TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
FOOTHILLS ALSO SUNNY, BUT NOTICE THE WIND.
EVERYONE IS DEALING WITH THAT.
IT WILL BE BRISK.
MOUNTAIN FORECAST HAS US UP TO 46 TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY MORNING, THE COLDEST MORNING IN THIS COLD SNAP.
IT SHOULD WARM UP IN THE AFTERNOON, LOOKING FOR HIGHS IN THE LOW 60’S.
WE’VE ACTUALLY GOT SUNSHINE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
THE EARLY PARTED SUNDAY FOR SUNRISE SERVICES.
WE HAVE RAIN AFTER LUNCHTIME.
BRIANA: THE CORONAVIRUS CANCELED THIS YEAR’S WIMBLEDON.
ACTION NETWORK’S DARREN ROVELL REPORTS THAT THE ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS CLUB PAID MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OVER THE YEARS FOR PANDEMIC INSURANCE.
WHILE THE PAY OUT IS HUGE, THIS YEAR’S TOURNAMENT WAS EXPECTED TO GENERATE MORE THAN 300 MILLION DOLLARS IN REVENUE.
THE CORONAVIRUS ISN’T IMPACTING THE FOOTBALL SEASON, BUT IT IS CHANGING RECRUITING.
THE NCAA RECENTLY SUSPENDED IN-PERSON RECRUITMENT UNTIL MAY 31ST.
THE PROCESS IS GOING DIGITAL.
PLAYERS AND COACHES ALIKE HAVE HAD TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS, SINCE CAMPUS VISITS AND TOURS ARE NO LONGER OPTIONS.
CLICK THE HAS BEEN THE BIGGEST DISADVANTAGE WHERE THESE RISING SENIORS ARE GOING THROUGH, IS THEY HAVEN’T BEEN ABLE TO G