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CHARLOTTE VIEW CAM THIS
MORNING.
GRAY, CLOUDY SKIES, WET WEATHER
ALL THANKS TO TROPICAL STORM
ELSA.
BUT HOW LONG WILL IT LAST?
SOME AREAS ARE SEEING RAIN MORE
SOME THAN OTHERS LARRY.
WHAT'S THE LATEST?
VERY LATEST IS AND THIS IS
ANOTHER VIEW THIS TAKES US DOWN
TO THE CAROLINA COASTLINE DOWN
MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA
DOWN TO BAR HARBOR HIGH SURF
AND REALLY HIGH WINDS DOWN
THERE.
WE CAN ZOOM IN AND SHOW SOME OF
THOSE WINDS GUSTING UP TO ABOUT
THIRTY NINE TO 40 MILES PER
HOUR.
EARLIER TODAY THEY HAD A COUPLE
OF TORNADO WARNINGS IN THAT
AREA.
RIGHT NOW WE HAVE A TORNADO
WATCH IN EFFECT ALL THE WAY
FROM OAK ISLAND INCLUDING THE
OUTER BANKS ALL THE WAY INLAND
AS FAR AS SOME OF THOSE AREAS
IN THE COASTAL PLAIN AS FAR AS
KINSTON AND WE HAVE THE TORNADO
WARNING WAS PRETTY CLOSE TO
GOLDSBORO JUST A WHILE AGO AS
FAR AS THE VERY LATEST WINDS
SUSTAINED.
FORTY FIVE GUSTING TO 60 MILES
PER HOUR.
ELSAS MOVING NORTHEAST AT ABOUT
20 MILES PER HOUR TAKES TO
PRETTY CLOSE TO I WOULD JUST
SAY JUST THE NORTHWEST OF
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
THAT WOULD BE ABOUT EIGHT
O'CLOCK TONIGHT THEN HEADS UP
TOWARDS SALISBURY, MARYLAND
THEN FOR A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME
DOES MOVE OVER THE ATLANTIC
OCEAN AND THEN EVENTUALLY HEADS
MAYBE PRETTY CLOSE TO NEW YORK
CITY, THEN TO NEW ENGLAND.
AND THEN AS WE GET TOWARDS THE
END OF THE UPCOMING WEEKEND WAY
OUT THERE IN THE ATLANTIC
OCEAN, FIRST ONE DOPPLER RADAR
AND YOU CAN SEE THE SPIN RIGHT
THERE SORT OF CIRCULATION JUST
TO THE SOUTHWEST OF RALEIGH
MOVING OFF TO THE NORTHEAST
ONCE AGAIN TRACKING AT ABOUT 20
MILES PER HOUR.
SO THE HEAVIEST RAIN RIGHT NOW
IF YOU GET TRAVEL PLANS HEADING
TOWARDS RALEIGH DURHAM
YOU ENCOUNTERED SOME VERY HEAVY
RAIN, SOME STRONG THUNDERSTORMS
UP THERE AS WELL@ CONSUME AN
ENTIRE AREA AND A LOT GOING ON
HERE IN THE UPTOWN AREA ACROSS
METRO.
BUT YOU GO WEST OF HERE OVER
TOWARDS RUTHERFORD COUNTYq ALL
THE WAY UP TO AREAS IN THAT
NORTHWESTERN CORNER OF
CLEVELAND COUNTY ALL THE WAY
DOWN THE BORDER THERE BETWEEN
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
AMONG GAFFNEYS SOME> SOME
MODERATE HEAVY RAINFALL THERE.
WE'RE GOING TO SEE SPOTTY
SHOWERS THROUGHOUT THE DAY TWO
DAYS THAT WHOLE WEATHER SYSTEM,
THAT TROPICAL AIR MASS IS RIGHT
ON TOP OF US.
SO ONCE AGAIN HERE WE GO
CHARLOTTE.
NOT A LOT GOING ON OVER TOWARDS
ALBEMARLE.
SOME MODERATE HEAVY RAINFALL
THERE AROUND ASHBORO I GUESS
SOME SHOWERS ON SOUTHERN PINES
AND UP TOWARDS STANFORD, THE
RALEIGH DURHAM AREA UP TO
CHAPEL HILL.
SOME MODERATE HEAVY RAINFALL
GOING ON THERE AS FAR AS SOME
OF THE HEAVY RAINFALL AMOUNTS
ENOUGH TO OVER IN MONROE
ESPECIALLY AS YOU GET INTO THE
EASTERN PART OF UNION COUNTY
FROM MONROE ALL THE WAY JUST TO
THE JUST THE WEST WAGE FOR THAT
AREA FLOOD ADVISORY IN EFFECT
AND THAT'S UNTIL 12 15 TODAY.
SOME OF THE RAINFALL TOTALS
FOUR TENTHS OF AN INCH IN THE
CHARLOTTE AREA ABOUT HALF AN
INCH LANKESTER.
THEN YOU GET OVER TO AROUND
MONROE IN THAT AREA THERE OVER
TWO INCHES AND THEN SOUTH OF
CHESTERFIELD AND PAISLEY ALMOST
TWO INCHES.
A LOT OF RAINFALL TODAY OVER
TOWARDS LITTLE RIVER.
YOU GET DOWN INTO THE MYRTLE
BEACH AREA YOU CAN SEE ALMOST
SIX INCHES THERE CONWAY ABOUT
SIX INCHES OF RAINFALL.
LAKE CITY, SOUTH CAROLINA
ALMOST SIX INCHES OF RAINFALL
THERE UP AROUND WHITEVILLE
BETWEEN ELIZABETHTOWN OR
WHITEVILLE, ALMOST SEVEN INCHES
OF RAIN AROUND LUMBERTON, THREE
AND A HALF INCHES WE MENTIONED
EAST AND SOUTHEAST HEAVY RAIN
AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE
TALKING ABOUT FUTURE GAS
THROUGH THE AFTERNOON YOU CAN
SEE THAT COUNTERCLOCKWISE
CIRCULATION.
WE STILL COULD SEE A COUPLE OF
POP UP THUNDERSTORMS OUT THERE
BUT NOT WIDESPREAD BY ANY
MEANS.
WINDS SUSTAINED AT ABOUT 13
MILES PER HOUR HERE IN THE
CITY, 50 IN MONROE, ABOUT THE
SAME UP IN SALISBURY.
GOT A BREEZY OUT THERE.
WE MAY SEE WINDS GUSTING UP TO
ABOUT 20, 25 MILES AN HOUR HERE
IT IS THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON
WE'LL BE IN THE MID TO UPPER
70S 80 DEGREES OR HIGH
TEMPERATURE AS WE GET TOWARDS
EVENING.
ENOUGH TROPICAL MOISTURE,
ENOUGH INSTABILITY.
WE COULD GET A COUPLE OF
THUNDERSTORMS LATER ON THIS
EVENING, SOMETHING WE'LL KEEP
AN EYE ON ONCE AGAIN WE'RE
GOING TO BE RIGHT AROUND 80
DEGREES AT 6:00 P.M. TAKE IT
TOMORROW MORNING IF YOU'RE OUT
AND ABOUT EARLY IN THE MORNING
ABOUT 4:00 A.M. WE'LL BE
CLEARING SKIES RIGHT AROUND
SEVENTY THREE DEGREES AT THAT
TIME FOR TODAY NOT MUCH ABOVE
THE LOW 80S WE'LL SAY UPPER 70S
AND 80S FOR HIGH TEMPERATURES.
CHECK THAT SEVENTY FORECAST
WE'RE GOING TO BE DEALING WITH
THE TROPICAL STORM REMNANTS
TODAY.
TOMORROW IT'S GOING TO BE HOT
AND HUMID, MAYBE LATE DAY
THUNDERSTORMS MORE OF THE SAME
ON SATURDAY I THINK A LITTLE
MORE WIDESPREAD THUNDERSTORM
ACTIVITY BUT NOT A COMPLETE
WASHOUT ON SUNDAY.
BUT NOTICE