4@4@4@4@
4@4@4@4@ >>> 4@ALL RIGHT, BUBBLES ARE IN THE FORECAST.
THE FORECAST. [LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] >> Meteorologist: PLENTY OF
TEARS FOR STAYING HYDRATED. WE HAVE HAD A FEW SHOWERS AND A
FEW THUNDERSTORMS. MAINLY OVER
THE E4@ASTERN PART OF THE STATE
AND JR, IF I CAN GET YOU TO
MOVE OVER JUST A LITTLE BIT.
[LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] >> Meteorologist: WE CAN SEE RIGHT NOW THERE IS NOTHING
COMING INTO COLUMBIA AND JUST
THE DRY AIR COMING IN.
WE DO HAVE A FRONT COMING IN
THROUGH THE AREA RIGHT NOW.
THAT WILL MOVE AND PUSH ON
THROUGH.
AND DRY US OUT FOR THE WEEKEND
AND WE WILL BE IN GOOD SHAPE
AND NOTICE THERE ARE NO STORM
SYSTEMS HEADED OUR WAY.
AND THIS ONE 4@WILL CREATE
PROBLEMS FOR NORTH CAROLINA
TONIGHT AND IT'S OVER WITH.
IT'S BEEN ANOTHER HOT DAY HERE
IN OUR PART OF THE COUNTRY 4@TH
REST OF THE COUNTRY IS STARTING
TO WARM UP FINALLY AND INTO THE
4@
REST OF THE COUNTRY IS STARTING TO WARM UP FINALLY AND INTO THE MOUNTAIN REGION AND 4@4@SIMPLE
PLANES BUT IT IS JUST KIND OF
HOT HERE. IT DID COOL DOWN A
LITTLE BIT IN AND SALUTED THEY
HAD SOME RAIN.4@ 88 IN SALUDA A
AIKEN AND 90 IN WINNSBORO. 91
DEGREES 4@4@IN CAMDEN, 94 FOR 4@
LEXINGTON, COLUMBIA, SUMTER, 92
DEGREES IN ORANGEBURG. OUR
COMPUTER MODEL INDICATING THAT
"FORTNITE" IN ADDITION TO
BUBBLES, WILL SEE MOSTLY CLEAR4
SKIES.
[LAUGHTER]
SKIES. [LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] >> Meteorologist: AND IT'S
TOUGH WHEN YOU HAVE 4@TO DO THI IN FRONT OF A LIVE AUDIENCE.
4@
[LAUGHTER]
4@ [LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] >>4@ Meteorologist: BUT BY THE
TIME WE 4@GET TO SUNDAY, STILL WILL BE MOSTLY SUNNY AND HOT
DRY WEEKEND. LET ME JUST SHOW
YOUR FORECAST FOR TONIGHT, AND
WE ARE 4@4@EXPECTING LOW 4@
TEMPERATURES TONIGHT TO GET
DOWN INTO THE MID-60S. 67 IN
COLUMBIA. TOMORROW, WE WILL BE
SEEING HIGH TEMPERATURES, IN
THE UPPER 80s AND LOW 90S, 92
DEGREES BUT BECAUSE OF THE DRY
AIR, IT SHOULDN'T BE TOO BAD.
AT LEAST IT'S NOT 100 DEGREES.
NOW WE WILL BUMP BACK UP TO 97
DEGREES OR RATHER 95 DEGREES ON
SUNDAY.
AND ANOTHER FRONT WILL COME
THROUGH. AND IT'S4@ GOING TO BE
WORKING MILDER AIR AS WE GO IN @
TO TUESDAY IN FACT TUESDAY WILL
BE THE BEST DAY. LOW
TEMPERATURE 59 WITH A HIGH OF
89 DEGREES.
ONCE WE GET TO WEDNESDAY THOUGH
THE HUMIDITY BEGINS TO BUILD
AND THE HEAT BEGINS TO BUILD
AND IT BEGINS TO SEEM L4@IKE
SUMMER.
4@WHAT IT SHOULD BE BECAUSE OF
THE HUMIDITY. SO IT WILL BE HOT
AND HUMID WITH THE CHANCE FOR
SOME AFTERNOON THUNDERSTORMS
THE HUMIDITY. SO IT WILL BE HOT AND HUMID WITH THE CHANCE FOR SOME AFTERNOON THUNDERSTORMS.
COME ON IN.4@
>> Anchor: AND A CHANCE FOR
BUBBLES. A >> Meteorologist: 4@A CHANCE FO
BUBBLES.
BUBBLES.
BUBBLES. >> YOU WANT TO BLOW SOME
BUBBLES?
BUBBLES?
BUBBLES? >> Meteorologist: NO NO NO.
[LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] WE WENT 4@SOMEBODY NEED A HAND?
>> ,AND ANN.4@
YOU SURE IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR HIM TO CHANGE HIS MIND?
>> ALL RIGHT ALL RIGHT.4@
I AM TAKING HIM.
>> CAN WE KEEP THEM JUST A
LITTLE LONGER? OR ARE YOU READY TO HAVE A
MULTI-MYSELF.
MULTI-MYSELF. >> I AM READY TO HAVE HIM.
[LAUGHTER] 4@
[LAUGHTER] 4@ >> Anchor: FOR EVERYBODY WAS WATCHING AND SAYS WHAT'S THE
NEXT CHAPTER FOR Y'ALL?
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD 4@?
>>
>>
>> [INAUDIBLE]
[INAUDIBLE] >> A LOT OF TRAVELING AND I
LOOK TRIP A COUPLE WEEKS RIGHT?
>> NEXT SATURDAY.
>> IT NEXT SATURDAY WE ARE OFF
TO ALASKA.
TO ALASKA. >> NOT WASTING ANYTIME.
>> NO NO.
>> NO NO.
>> NO NO. >> JIM, WE CAN'T SAY ENOUGH
ABOUT HOW PROUD WE ARE AND SINCE YOU HAVE CALLED WLTX HOME
FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS OF YOUR
CAREER. ARE YOU HAVE SACRIFICED
YOU AND YOUR WIFE BOTH, FOR THE
SAFETY OF THE PEOPLE IN THE
MIDLANDS. THANK YOU.
>> IT REALLY MEANS A LOT YOU
KNOW . DANIEL BONDS IS STEPPING IN. AND EFREN. WHERE IS EFREN?
[LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] [CROSSTALK] 4@
[CROSSTALK] 4@ >> Anchor: THESE ARE THE FOLKS
THAT ARE TAKING OVER FOR YOU AND YOU HAVE HELPED TRAIN BOTH
OF THEM.
OF THEM.
OF THEM. >> Meteorologist: AND YOU ARE
IN GOOD SHAPE. GOOD HANDS. THESE TWO ARE 4@4@
TAKING OVER AND 2 MORE ARE
COMING. TWO. TWO MORE. A
>> Anchor: IT'S GOING TO TAKE
FOUR PEOPLE TO REPLACE YOU.
[LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] >> Anchor: FOUR PEOPLE.
>> THEY ARE GOING TO BE SOME
INTERESTING THINGS AND WITH EVERYBODY COMING, ONE THING
THAT GET SETTLED I WILL GIVE IT
ABOUT A MONTH.
AND THEN I THINK YOU ARE GOING
TO BE 4@4@
[INAUDIBLE]
[INAUDIBLE] >> WHAT IS THE ONE BIG
WEATHERMAN YOU WILL CARRY WITH YOU FROM WLTX?
>> Meteorologist: OTHER ARE SO
MANY WHY WOULD YOU HAVE TO TAKE ONE OF THEM?
, OBVIOUSLY THE FLOOD OF 2015.
BUT THE TORNADOES AND EVEN
BEFORE 4@EFREN AND IF THEY KNOW
YOU ARE HERE BEFORE 2008?
>> 204@08
YOU ARE HERE BEFORE 2008? >> 204@08.
>> 204@08. >> MARCH 15 I BELIEVE WITH THE
DATA.4@ SO THAT WHETHER WE HAD SIX
TORNADOES THAT WEEK.4@4@
SO4@ IT WAS YOU KNOW, THOSE ARE
COME TO THINGS.
>> WHAT ABOUT THE YEAR THAT IT
SNOWED TWICE? AND EVERYBODY WAS JUST
ABSOLUTELY FREAKING OUT THAT IT
SNOWED AND YOU PREDICTED IT
RIGHT BOTH TIMES?
>> WE HAD A KNACK FOR THAT.
[LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] >> WHAT ABOUT THE SNOW IN
NOVEMBER?4@
NOVEMBER?4@ >> YEAH YEAH. THAT WAS
INTERESTING DAY AS WELL.
>> JIM, WILL YOU STILL COME TO
THE SLOTS BREAKFAST? 25 YOU KNOW?
BECAUSE RETIRING I AM
OFFICIALLY A SLOB NOW.
[LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHTER] [CROSSTALK] 4@
[CROSSTALK] 4@ >> WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
[STATIC] 4@
[STATIC] 4@ >> Anchor: EXACTLY WHAT4@ WE AL
HOPE TO HAVE.
>> IT USED TO BE THE 4@4@4@
[INAUDIBLE]
[INAUDIBLE] >> WE WILL WRAP THINGS UP BUT
WE WILL CONTINUE THIS WITH THE 7:00. WE WILL SEE ALL OF YOU
THEN.
THEN.
THEN. [LAUGHTER]
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