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NOW, YOUR LIVE SUPER DOPPLER4 FORECAST.
JOHN: A
FAST-MOVING SYSTEM
RACE AND THEY ENDED UP
WITH FREEZING RAIN ALO
SLEET AND SNOW ON THE OUTER
BANKS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
FROS UPSTATE, A DUSTING
TO A COUPLE INCHES OF THE
GRF SNOW, BROKE THE
RECORD FOR THE AMOUNT OF SNOW ON
THIS DATE.
THE OL
INCH, SET IN 1942.
AT THE ASHEVILLE, ALMOST
THREE INCHES OF SNRE-SIX INCHES -- 3-6
INCHES, THE
MOUNTAINS OF SOUTH CAROLINA HAD
A FEW INCHES.
THEN, WE HAD FREEZING RAIN
ALONG
THE BEACHES AT WILMINGTON
THROUGH THE GRAND STRAND,
GEORGEO CHARLESTON,
RAISING RAIN AND SLEET DURING
THE THAT SYSTEM IS HEADING OUT TO
SEA.
NOW, WE WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE.
STARTING AT 4:00 TOMORROW
AFTERNOO AND -- IT IS
7:00 A.M. THURSDAY.
GREENVILLE, ABBY
PHIL, --
ABBEVILLE, BACK AND THE EASTER
SNOW.
THE WINTER THREAT FOR TOMORROW
NIGHT, SNOW
CATEGORY, WE COULD SEE A BIT OF
SLEET MIXED IN WHEN WE
TRAN SNOW,
ICE PELLETS FROM TIME TO TIME
BETWEEN THE
G RAIN LOW.
NOT MUCH ICE,
MOSTLY RAIN AND
SNOW.
IT WILL IMPACT THE UPSTATE,
AND NORTHEAST
GEORGIA.
OUTSIDE, YOU CAN SEE THE SNOW
THE GROUND IN ASHEVILLE, IT IS
CLOUDY AND COLD OUTSIDE.
IN ASHEVILN AT
-- HENDERSONVILLE AS WELLTEMPERATURES
AROUND 31 IN
GREENVILLE.
BRIDGE AND OVERPASSES THAT HAVE
T BEEN TREATED, COLD AIR GETS
UNDERNEATH TA FEW PATCHES OF
ICE DEVELOPED.
OTHERWISE, THE ROADS SHOULD BE
SHAPE.
THE STORM SYSTEM IS ALL
THE WAY
INTO THE SOUTHWE THAT LOW WILL DIG
N GULF,
BELOW WILL FORM TOMORROW
MOW FOR THE DALLAS
AREA AS THE STORM SYSTEM TRACKS
COAST.
RAIN IN ATLANTA AROUND NOONTIME
D IN THE AFTERNOON,
RAIN WILL MOVE INTO THE UPSTATE.
THE SNOWNORTH GEORGIA MOUNTAINS, THEN AT
1030 INIGHT, WRAPAROUND
MOISTURE.
MOST OF THE SNOW SHOULD
END THURSDAY MORNING.
ALONG THE I-85
CORRIDOR, 3-7
INCHES PLUS OF SNOW.
2-5 INCHES CLOSE TO TENNESSEE.
THE CHANGEOVER WILL BE SLOWER TO
SNOW IN THE UPSTATE, ONE-THREE
INCHES.
TO MOSTLY DUE PARTLY
CLOUDY, 23 IN THE MOUNTAINS.
28 IN THE UPSTATE.
A DUSTING TO AN IT POSSIBLE
TOMORROW, 37 DEGREES AT 3:00 IN
THE AFN THE
MOUNTAINS.
TOMORROW I UPSTATE, PATCHES
OF RAIN, HIGH 43, LIGHT WINDS.
33 IN THE MORNING, LUNCH TIME
EARLY 40'S.
FOUR-DAY FORECAST LOOKS LIKE
RAIN CHANGES TO MODERATE TO
HEAVY WET SNOW.